El Fantasma De Canterville Para Estudiantes De Espanol. Libro De Lectura: the Canterville Ghost for Spanish Learners. Reading Book Level A2. Beginners.

Publisher Marketing: "The Canterville Ghost" was published in February 1887. The story of the Canterville Ghost takes place in an old English country house, Canterville Chase, que has all the accoutrements of a traditional haunted house. After murdering his wife, Simon de Canterville was sentenced to death and his spirit haunts the house scaring visitors. After centuries haunting the house, Sir Simon faces a new challenge: to terrorize an American family that is indifferent to the display of noises and apparitions. This edition is not a translation at all but a complete re-write of the novel with portions added, omitted and adapted to learn Spanish under Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), Level A2. "El fantasma de Canterville," fue publicado en febrero de 1887. La historia se desarrolla en una antigua casa de inglesa, Canterville Chase, Que tiene todos los pertrechos de una casa embrujada tradicional. Despues de asesinar a su esposa, Simon de Canterville fue condenado a muerte y su espiritu ronda la casa asustando a los visitantes. Despues de siglos rondando la casa, Sir Simon se enfrenta a un nuevo reto: aterrorizar a una familia americana que se muestra indiferente ante el despliegue de ruidos y apariciones. Esta edicion no es una traduccion, sino una completa re-escritura de la novela con porciones anadidas, omitidas y adaptado para aprender espanol en virtud de Marco Comun Europeo de Referencia para las Lenguas (MCER), Nivel A2. Contributor Bio:  Wilde, Oscar Oscar Wilde was a Victorian-era British author and playwright. In his youth, Wilde became attached to the Aesthetic Movement, which emphasized the appreciation of the aesthetic value of cultural creations above social or political purposes, and this philosophy influenced his work throughout his career. The themes of art and beauty are particularly present in his only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, , and in his two most popular dramatic works, An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest. A quarrel with the Marquess of Queensberry, the father of Wilde's lover, Lord Alfred, resulted in Wilde's arrest and imprisonment for gross indecency. Wilde died in 1900, penniless and in exile, as a result of cerebral meningitis contracted while in prison.