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Audiobooks Narrated by Karen Kovacs
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"Do you want to listen to an exciting Sherlock Holmes story in easy English?
Learn English through stories - you will improve your vocabulary, comprehension, grammar ... and your confidence. And it's fun too!
This is the classic detective story, but with easy grammar and vocabulary, for CEFR level A1+ (elementary).
Join the famous British detective, Sherlock Holmes, as he tries to find the killer, with the help of his friend, Dr Watson.
“The moor is not a safe place for you,” Sherlock Holmes told Henry Baskerville. “Someone … or something … is killing the Baskerville men. We don’t understand it but we’ll find the answer.”
How did Charles Baskerville die? And will Henry, the last of the Baskervilles, die too? Only Sherlock Holmes, the famous detective can help the family now. But can they find the killer before it is too late?"
"Improve your English in a fun way, without any extra studying, with books by Read Stories - Learn English. This book is adapted for learners at CEFR level A2 (pre-intermediate).
The men were quiet for a minute, then Squire Trelawney smiled and said, “We’re going to Bristol tomorrow!”
“Why?” I asked.
“I’m going to buy a ship there,” he explained, “then we’ll sail it to the island and find the treasure!'
Join Jim Hawkins on his exciting journey to Treasure Island. With scary pirates, dangerous battles and hidden gold, it's an adventure you won't forget!"
"Improve your English in a fun way, without any extra studying. This book is adapted for learners at CEFR level A2 (elementary/pre-intermediate).
The witches were all looking at Macbeth with small, bright eyes. He was a little afraid but he didn’t want to show it. He moved nearer and asked them, “Who – or what – are you?”
Here are two stories by the most famous British writer, Shakespeare, adapted for learners of English (CEFR level A2).
In the tragedy Macbeth, a man meets three witches and they tell him that he will be king. But to become king, how many people must he kill?
In the comedy Twelfth Night, Viola nearly dies in a storm at sea but starts a new life in Illyria. She has to dress as a man and a woman falls in love with her. And what about Viola’s twin brother? Did he die in the storm?
This book:
- includes two brilliant stories: Macbeth and Twelfth Night
- is adapted for learners of English from the classic Shakespeare stories
- uses grammar and vocabulary for learners at CEFR level A2 (elementary/pre-intermediate level)
Books at this level have a word count of 7,000–10,000 words and 1,000 headwords.
You will find language-learning exercises for this book on my website."
"Improve your English without any extra studying, with stories by Read Stories - Learn English.
“I’m sure you are very lonely in this place,” I said. As I talked, I watched him but he stayed silent. There was something strange about him and he made me nervous.
I suddenly had a horrible thought: Is he a man or a ghost?
Here are four ghost stories by the famous British writer Charles Dickens, adapted for learners of English (CEFR level B1).
We meet a signalman working on a lonely railway line, who has a terrible secret … Two men, who are the only guests in a hotel where strange things keep happening … A painter, who meets a mysterious young woman on a train and is asked to paint her portrait … An old professor with many sad memories, who is given a choice – does he want to forget his past?
This audiobook:
- includes four exciting ghost stories: ‘The Signalman’, ‘The Ghost in the Bride’s Bedroom’, ‘The Portrait Painter’s Story’ and ‘The Haunted Man’
- is adapted for learners of English from the classic Charles Dickens stories
- uses grammar and vocabulary for learners at CEFR level B1 (strong Pre-intermediate level or Intermediate level)
Stories at this level have a word count of 15,000–18,000 words and 1,600 headwords.
You will find language-learning exercises for these stories on my website.
Warning: The stories may not suitable for young children."
