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By: Margarita Pérez García
Arepa vs Arepa is a fun story about the long-standing rivalry between Colombia and Venezuela over the origin of the arepa—the iconic corn flatbread that both countries proudly claim as their own.
In Arepa vs Arepa, Reina, the Venezuelan arepa, and Paisa, the Colombian arepa, face off on TV to claim the title of the World’s Best Breakfast. Both countries insist they invented the arepa, but who’s right?
To settle the score, Reina and Paisa go head-to-head in an epic TV cooking competition. Each wants to prove that they are the original, the most ancient, the biggest, the tastiest, and even the most beautiful. It’s not just about flavor—it’s about PRIDE.
With 1 million pesos at stake, the pressure is on. Who will take home the title of World’s Best Breakfast? It’s a fight for flavor, pride, and culinary glory!
Written with an accessible vocabulary of 120 word families and 100 cognates, this book is an easy read in Spanish, perfect for novice-mid students. The book celebrates the culinary traditions of Venezuela and Colombia while reflecting on the Venezuelan exodus and its cultural impact. Suitable for intermediate students, it covers themes such as the Venezuelan diaspora, economic challenges, the friendly rivalry over arepas, soccer, charity efforts, reading, AI, street food culture, and beauty pageants.
In Arepa vs Arepa, Reina, the Venezuelan arepa, and Paisa, the Colombian arepa, face off on TV to claim the title of the World’s Best Breakfast. Both countries insist they invented the arepa, but who’s right?
To settle the score, Reina and Paisa go head-to-head in an epic TV cooking competition. Each wants to prove that they are the original, the most ancient, the biggest, the tastiest, and even the most beautiful. It’s not just about flavor—it’s about PRIDE.
With 1 million pesos at stake, the pressure is on. Who will take home the title of World’s Best Breakfast? It’s a fight for flavor, pride, and culinary glory!
Written with an accessible vocabulary of 120 word families and 100 cognates, this book is an easy read in Spanish, perfect for novice-mid students. The book celebrates the culinary traditions of Venezuela and Colombia while reflecting on the Venezuelan exodus and its cultural impact. Suitable for intermediate students, it covers themes such as the Venezuelan diaspora, economic challenges, the friendly rivalry over arepas, soccer, charity efforts, reading, AI, street food culture, and beauty pageants.
©2024. Spanish. Level 2. High school. 6 x 9 inches. Softcover, 126 pages.
SKU: 8B3167
ISBN: 978-0-6454808-3-2
SKU:
8B3167
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By: Margarita Pérez García
Arepa vs Arepa is a fun story about the long-standing rivalry between Colombia and Venezuela over the origin of the arepa—the iconic corn flatbread that both countries proudly claim as their own.
In Arepa vs Arepa, Reina, the Venezuelan arepa, and Paisa, the Colombian arepa, face off on TV to claim the title of the World’s Best Breakfast. Both countries insist they invented the arepa, but who’s right?
To settle the score, Reina and Paisa go head-to-head in an epic TV cooking competition. Each wants to prove that they are the original, the most ancient, the biggest, the tastiest, and even the most beautiful. It’s not just about flavor—it’s about PRIDE.
With 1 million pesos at stake, the pressure is on. Who will take home the title of World’s Best Breakfast? It’s a fight for flavor, pride, and culinary glory!
Written with an accessible vocabulary of 120 word families and 100 cognates, this book is an easy read in Spanish, perfect for novice-mid students. The book celebrates the culinary traditions of Venezuela and Colombia while reflecting on the Venezuelan exodus and its cultural impact. Suitable for intermediate students, it covers themes such as the Venezuelan diaspora, economic challenges, the friendly rivalry over arepas, soccer, charity efforts, reading, AI, street food culture, and beauty pageants.
In Arepa vs Arepa, Reina, the Venezuelan arepa, and Paisa, the Colombian arepa, face off on TV to claim the title of the World’s Best Breakfast. Both countries insist they invented the arepa, but who’s right?
To settle the score, Reina and Paisa go head-to-head in an epic TV cooking competition. Each wants to prove that they are the original, the most ancient, the biggest, the tastiest, and even the most beautiful. It’s not just about flavor—it’s about PRIDE.
With 1 million pesos at stake, the pressure is on. Who will take home the title of World’s Best Breakfast? It’s a fight for flavor, pride, and culinary glory!
Written with an accessible vocabulary of 120 word families and 100 cognates, this book is an easy read in Spanish, perfect for novice-mid students. The book celebrates the culinary traditions of Venezuela and Colombia while reflecting on the Venezuelan exodus and its cultural impact. Suitable for intermediate students, it covers themes such as the Venezuelan diaspora, economic challenges, the friendly rivalry over arepas, soccer, charity efforts, reading, AI, street food culture, and beauty pageants.
©2024. Spanish. Level 2. High school. 6 x 9 inches. Softcover, 126 pages.
SKU: 8B3167
ISBN: 978-0-6454808-3-2
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Margarita Pérez García is a Venezuelan author of easy-to-read literature in Spanish for beginning language learners. Margarita holds two master’s degrees in Spanish language and Spanish and Latin American literature. With 30 years of experience as a Spanish and French teacher, Margarita writes high-interest stories about Venezuela’s natural beauty and diverse wildlife, natural disasters, and the human impact on the environment, combining conservation themes with myths and legends of Indigenous cultures. Margarita specializes in supporting struggling readers and learners with reading difficulties and has become a leading author of easy-to-read literature. You can find her on Instagram @mrsperezgarcia and on her website at margaritaperezgarcia.com.
Margarita Pérez García is a Venezuelan author of easy-to-read literature in Spanish for beginning language learners. Margarita holds two master’s degrees in Spanish language and Spanish and Latin American literature. With 30 years of experience as a Spanish and French teacher, Margarita writes high-interest stories about Venezuela’s natural beauty and diverse wildlife, natural disasters, and the human impact on the environment, combining conservation themes with myths and legends of Indigenous cultures. Margarita specializes in supporting struggling readers and learners with reading difficulties and has become a leading author of easy-to-read literature. You can find her on Instagram @mrsperezgarcia and on her website at margaritaperezgarcia.com.
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