Spanish Readers Organized by Country

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In this series of posts we’ve been talking about using readers in Spanish class. Reading is a powerful tool for our students! There are many ways to incorporate reading in your lessons, but today I wanted to focus on using novels and readers designed for learners in your Spanish classroom. Below I wanted to share a list of readers designed for Spanish learners organized by the country(s) they are based in.

I’m going to do my best to make this a comprehensive list, but it’s certainly possible that I’ll miss something! Please drop a comment below if I need to add something to this post. Thanks!

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Note:

Just a head’s up – I haven’t read all of these, but I have read books by some of these authors that have been amazing!! The ones I have not read myself I found recommended in a Spanish teachers’ group online, from others who have used them. It’s always a good idea to preview a book before adding it to your library with your specific classroom and learners in mind!

As you’re choosing books, you may like this playlist on Youtube I have been working on. It’s a look inside each book so you can see more of what it’s about and the support(s) included for your students! Check it out here!

Spanish Readers Organized by Country

Argentina

Bolivia

Chile

Colombia

Costa Rica

Cuba

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

El Salvador

Equatorial Guinea

Guatemala

Honduras

Debido a la tormenta

Mexico

Nicaragua

Panama

Paraguay

Peru

Puerto Rico

Spain

Uruguay

Venezuela

More Spanish Readers Organized by Country?

If you have more to add to this list, please comment and let me know! I know new readers are getting published all the time. I also tried to only add readers that I either have read and knew where they take place, or included it in the description online, so I might have missed some. Just reach out if I need to add something!

Resources for Using Spanish Readers

If you’re looking for more on how to use readers in your classroom, check out this post with tips!

If you’re looking for a list of readers recommended by level, check out the post here.

If you’d like to learn more about using a reader as a classroom novel, check out the blog post here.

Ashley Mikkelsen

Hi, I'm Ashley. I'm so glad you're here! I love helping secondary Spanish teachers with engaging activities and ideas for their lesson plans. I can't wait to support you with no and low prep activities to help reduce your workload!

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