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Journey Through Sicily while Follow Fiona’s Quest for Italian Citizenship in Easy Italian (A2-B1 CEFR Levels) Written in simple Italian and designed with lower-intermediate learners (A2-B1 CEFR) in mind, this short story follows Fiona, an American on her way to Sicily to obtain her Italian citizenship through her Sicilian heritage. Her mission is simple. She just has to track down her grandfather Nino’s birth certificate in the picturesque town of Montalbano Elicona where he used to live. Along the way, she meets and connects with locals who lend a hand and help her soak in the beauty of this hidden Sicilian gem. Perfect for All Intermediate Learners:
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Why Learn Italian Through Stories? When it comes to learning languages, textbooks and grammar exercises certainly have their place. But there’s something special about learning through stories. When you’re immersed in a good book, your mind naturally absorbs vocabulary and grammar patterns. Before you know it, you’ll remember new terms and phrase structures just by reading them in a story you can’t put down.
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Very enjoyable book done in a way for easy learning. Perfect for where I am at with learning Italian.
The book serves its purpose, it is good book for a beginner of Italian language learning
Good for learners of Italian at intermediate level.
This is an excellent book to read if you’re studying Italian. There are exercises and a vocabulary list at the end of each chapter that helped solidify what I’d read. I like that each chapter has a summary in Italian (or in English, for me to translate into Italian!). Each chapter has a different set of exercises, which kept it interesting. This was an engaging story about an American girl in Sicily on her quest to obtain Italian citizenship. Great book for anyone wanting to elevate their Italian learning!
I have been reading great literature in Italian with a dictionary by my side. I can now read fairly well, but am unable to speak at all. It is so much harder to initiate a thought in Italian than to passively read it with contextual clues. These books by Serena Capilli with exercises after each chapter are perfect to bridge that gap. It is like being in a class where the teacher forces you engage that part of your brain used for expression. I have read two of her books and plan to keep using more of them.
Author and Teacher Serena Capilli delivers again with a wonderful short story adventure about an Italian American citizen who is searching in Italy for her father‘s birth certificate so that she can acquire dual citizenship. I really can learn easily from the bolded phrases that are explained at the end of each chapter. There are also questions and exercises at the end of each chapter which enhance the retention of the new material. Serena has an excellent way of writing which captures your interest and concentration so that you are able to learn many new phrases. This is one of the best tools I have found to improve my Italian language skills. Thank you, Serena.