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Read Luis Coloma’s Ratón Pérez retold in simple Spanish: a boy king, his first tooth and a night trip with the tooth mouse. Level A1, with word translation.
Present tense of everyday verbs, questions and polite forms of address, words for the body, the home and the family, conocer and saber
This article contains a MovaReader adaptation of Luis Coloma’s Ratón Pérez (1894) in simple Spanish: the boy king Buby loses his first tooth, writes to Ratón Pérez and, turned into a mouse himself, follows him at night to the Pérez family and to a poor boy’s attic. It is written for A1 readers who can already handle the present tense and everyday words. You will learn everyday verbs, words for the body, the home and the family, and short dialogues with polite forms of address.
