Spanish Novels: Pasaje de ida

Ardit's books are very good for their intended purpose. They are easy to read for someone at the stated level (in this case, A2), while still presenting grammatical and lexical challenges. Granted, they are not the most interesting of books, but they aren't actually boring, and are interesting enough to bother reading. I like his books in general and this one in particular.

In Pasaje de ida, Ardit did a good job of making me feel that I had a little taste of all the South American countries that Jorge/George spent time in, and I certainly was pulling for him to make what I considered the right decision.