Histoires pour les grands
Histoires pour les grands is a beginner/advanced beginner reader for adults (and children!) who are studying French. Each story highlights one grammatical structure. The first story uses counting and greetings and the last one shows past tense (passé composé).
Come visit and meet Pierre, who can’t find his favorite sweater, Lise, who is very tired, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard, who are going on a trip to Geneva, among others.
About Becky Tucker (Kansas City, Missouri & Kansas Author)
Becky lives in Kansas. She loves books and it's not rare to find her reading four or five books at a time, in any of three languages. She is devoted to the Ottawa Writers' Guild and NANOWRIMO, her two cats Pete and Madeline (who have a story written just for them!) and her son. Not necessarily in that order.
Becky became an author at the age of seven years old. Her first book (illustrated, as well!) was entitled The Kids who Live in the Oven.
One of her current projects is writing a series of easy readers for adults learning French. The first two of the series, for beginner or advanced beginner students, are Histoires pour les grands and La Ville de St. Martin. These books are audiobooks, as well. You can find them at amazon.com, iTunes or Audibles. There are also two intermediate, or level 2 books, La Vie de Rose et d'autres histoires and L'Hôtel de la gare. There are two advanced, or level 3 books, in the works.
Becky's first English book will be arriving in October 2016. It is called Seasonal Affective Disorders.