Beginner Stories (A1) in Spanish
Start reading Spanish with our beginner stories. Written for the A1 level, each one sticks to short sentences, present-tense grammar and the few hundred Spanish words you meet first. Tap any word you don't know for an instant meaning, so one unfamiliar word never ends the session. Read a story twice and the vocabulary starts sticking on its own.
The Tooth Mouse
Spanish version of The Tooth Mouse: a boy leaves his first lost tooth under his pillow for a tiny nighttime visitor.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Spanish version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears: a curious girl enters a bear family's empty house.
The Three Little Pigs
Spanish version of The Three Little Pigs: three brothers build different houses before a hungry wolf arrives.
Little Red Riding Hood
Spanish version of Little Red Riding Hood: a girl meets a clever wolf on the path to her grandmother's house.
The Lion and the Mouse
Spanish version of The Lion and the Mouse: a small mouse returns a lion's kindness when hunters trap him.
The Tortoise and the Hare
Spanish version of The Tortoise and the Hare: a fast hare learns that her slow rival never stops moving.
A Day in Madrid
Marta follows her normal routine in Madrid until a lost dog turns an ordinary lunch into a small adventure.
