Product Description

When Sylvie met Otto in Spanish class, he told her of his dream to fly like a bird. Then soon after, he disappeared without a trace. Desccription in Spanish: Hace un ano, en una clase de espanol, Sylvie conocio a Otto, que sonaba volar como los pajaros. Pero un dia, el se fue y la dejo sin noticias. Que significa ahora el telegrama que envia desde un pequeno pueblo del norte de Espana?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #246360 in Books
• Published on: 2008-06-30
• Original language: Spanish
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 46 pages

Customer Reviews

Un buen modo de practicar el español para principiantes
Es un libro divertido y muy fácil de leer. Es ideal para estudiantes de nivel elemental de español. Yo lo he usado con mis estudiantes, de entre 12 años y edad adulta, y les ha gustado mucho. El protagonista del libro es un muchacho alemán que estudia español en Madrid, hace buenos amigos allí y logra hacer realidad sus sueños. La autora es una gran poetisa y una maravillosa profesora de español como segunda lengua. El libro es muy recomendable.

El sueno de otto
Okay this book is horrible. If you are not being forced to read this by some evil spanish teacher DON'T! The plot is awful and stupid. There is this weirdo that wants to fly and this lady named Carmen. Carmen goes to a bar one day and the waiter Paco like eavesdrops on her conversation and and keeps interrupting. In the end Paco like brings Otto's parents (the guy that wants to fly) to Otto's first day of flying which is totally random because your never hear about Paco so you have to assume that he is just stalking Carmen and Otto the whole story in order for him to understand where they are and stuff. God I hate this book. But its not as bad as El Hombre Del Bar which is a bloody awful confusing mess of a story. At least this one is funny because of Pacos stalkerness.