What books can I read in English to learn the language?

There are some books that have on the left the English text and the right the translation into your language. This ca be a great way not to be looking up words in dictionaries all the time

Hi Miranda! Here 5 books that will cover your need. "English Grammar in Use" by Raymond Murphy: This book is suitable for learners at the B1 level and provides a comprehensive guide to English grammar with clear explanations and exercises. "Intermediate English Grammar" by Raymond Murphy: As a follow-up to the previous book, this one delves deeper into English grammar, helping learners solidify their understanding. "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis: This vocabulary-building book is perfect for B1 learners looking to expand their word knowledge and improve their reading and writing skills. "English Idioms in Use" by Felicity O'Dell and Michael McCarthy: Idioms are an essential part of English, and this book helps learners grasp their meanings and usage in context. "Cambridge English: Preliminary 8 Student's Book Pack (Student's Book with Answers and Audio CDs)" by Cambridge University Press: This book is designed to prepare students for the Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET) exam, which is typically taken at the B1 level. It includes practice exercises and sample tests. These books cover a range of language skills, from grammar and vocabulary to reading and listening comprehension, making them valuable resources for B1-level English learners. You can also try youtube. My two favorite teachers there are: English with Lucy + English with Katerine Cheers!

Hey Miranda, The best way to get yourself to the next level and also become more eloquent in your writing and speaking would be to read short fairy stories. That’s one of the best ways of improving and advancing your vocabulary. Books I recommend: 1. The snow queen 2. Beaty and the beast 3. The three little pigs 4. Cinderella. You can also download them from here: https://www.shortstories4kids.com/2016/05/cinderella-short-story.html

I would advise you to go one of two routes: either choose books about topics you like and would want to read in your mother tongue, or read short stories. this way you can keep up with your reading and it would be much more fun.

The best books you can read in any language capture your attention. Here are my 3 top recommendations for new English learners: 1. Tales by Edgar Allan Poe. "The Black Cat," "The Mask of the Read Death," etc. 2. Any book by Oscar Wilde. "The portrait of Doran Gray", "The importance of Being Ernest," etc. 3. "Foundation" by Isaac Asimov.

Miranda ,nice meeting you! I recommend you to read graded books, you can get them at a local English bookstore .

Hi Miranda. I would recommended The Little Prince. It's a nice story for children at frist sight but with deep message for grown-ups. 100% recommended. Also, you can try underlining those words you don't know and looking for the meaning while you follow the story.