Crónicas del Mundo Antiguo · Book 2 of 3
La Prisionera de Vorn
Kael heard a voice no one else did. A hundred years of waiting are about to change everything. Book 2 steps the series up to B2.
The water is retreating from the planet — not all at once, and with no single hero or villain. Fifteen chapters, fifteen places, one crisis.
The world’s water is retreating — not suddenly, not with a clean explanation, but the way things disappear when people only notice once they’re almost gone. This isn’t a story about how the crisis started, but about how the world lives inside it: how governments manage or ignore it, how communities with little learn to share it, and how those with much learn that having much was never permanent.
Fifteen chapters, fifteen places — Washington, Maharashtra, Oslo, Lagos, the Sahel — told at B2 with no resolution and no single hero, because the crisis doesn’t have one either.
Written at B2 (upper intermediate): you read longer texts comfortably and pick up nuance, idiom, and implied meaning. Not sure about your level?
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Crónicas del Mundo Antiguo · Book 2 of 3
Kael heard a voice no one else did. A hundred years of waiting are about to change everything. Book 2 steps the series up to B2.
Crónicas del Mundo Antiguo · Book 3 of 3
The voice that waited a hundred years finally chooses. The trilogy's finale, at B2, brings the Empire's oldest secret into the light.
El Cóndor · Book 5 of 5
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Twenty short, present-tense stories about one big, happy family’s summer — the beach, ice cream, the park, and Pancho the dog. For A1 beginners.