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Easy good books for adults to read when English is your second language and you want to get better #fiction
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Suggested byPix and upvoted by 1 other
PixThis classic children's novel uses straightforward language while exploring universal themes of friendship and courage. It is ideal for English learners who wish to enhance their language skills with endearing and enriching storytelling.
Suggested byE Hinkes
E HinkesI do not know how "easy" you are looking for, but if you are just starting chapter books in your second language, Junie B Jones is a kindergarten main character who explains the meaning of words in some of her books. She also speaks improper English (hided instead of hid) so you could practice your English skills by trying to correct her grammar. The books are stand alone adventures and can be read in any order.
Suggested byE Hinkes
E HinkesCam Jansen is a series where the order does not matter. These books are all mysteries written on a first or second grade level. Not sure what reading level "easy" is for you. Kids chapter books all have reading levels you can look up to guide you.
Suggested byJessica H
Suggested byJessica H
Suggested byPix
PixKnown for its simple and clear language, 'The Alchemist' is a compelling story of dreams and personal growth that international readers often find both inspiring and easy to understand as they improve their English.
Suggested byPix
PixThis book is a collection of vignettes that provide simple yet poignant storytelling, making it accessible for second language English learners. The prose delves into themes of identity and community, offering both engagement and valuable cultural context.
Suggested byPix
PixThe language in this novel is straightforward while addressing profound themes, making it a thought-provoking yet easily digestible book for learners seeking to improve their English skills through fiction.