ANGRY TOADS (SAPOS ENFADADOS): Learn Spanish with a Bilingual Book for Beginner and Intermediate Adult Language Learners

ARE YOU LEARNING SPANISH THE WRONG WAY? Aren’t you sick of repetitive apps, soul-crushing flashcards, and books that read like they were written by an IBM mainframe? Why does learning Spanish have to feel like… homework? Finally: a book that merges entertainment with education in a way other Spanish books don’t dare. ANGRY TOADS is a ridiculous-but-true comedy for BEGINNER and INTERMEDIATE-level adults that unlocks your brain’s natural language-learning power. Using immersive reading, you’ll acquire Spanish the same way you learned your first language — through context, not memorization. Australia, 1933. A nation’s economy hangs by a thread as swarms of beetles destroy the county’s most precious crop. Enter the hero of our story: a cocky young scientist with a brilliant solution. His plan? Import 102 monster-sized toads from Hawaii to eat the beetles. The toads, as it turns out, had other plans. Plans that would bring a continent to its knees. “So great that I still find myself smiling at the jokes at the 30-50th read. I’ve purchased a variety of Spanish stories, lesson books, website programs… And none of them come close.” — Claudia C. (Retired and finally learning Spanish) EVERY CHAPTER COMES FULLY LOADED WITH: FREE DOWNLOADABLE AUDIO to nail your pronunciation and train your ear Quick-reference vocabulary lists with English translations Spanish text tailored to challenge yet not overwhelm you A comprehension test to lock in your knowledge Side-by-side Spanish/English translation to offer immediate support when needed This edition features two versions of the same wild tale. The BEGINNER VERSION is packed with simple A2-level vocabulary and present-tense verbs, while the INTERMEDIATE VERSION bumps up the challenge with B1-level vocab and grammar. Ready for more? Volume 2 takes you to the next level with advanced and expert versions! Find your PERFECT LEVEL with the guide below… …and discover what Spanish learning should have been all along.