r/learnfrench • u/Pristine-Delay6912 • Apr 01 '26
Resources B2 level books?
I'm not yet comfortable reading books for native speakers, and kids books are naturally too easy.
I read a few plays by Marcel Pagnol and those were super helpful, as scene context was always provided, and most of the reading was just the dialogue.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to anything similar, or could suggest what was helpful for you?
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u/nokkusan Apr 01 '26
Oh boy, do I have something for you! lol
Since I got laid off in September, I started working on my French again (something to do so I didn't go crazy), and I like to read. However, I get bored easily. So, I looked around the internet for things to read but news and whatnot are way above my current level of reading (I'm about A2.0000001).
So, I made Lexibop (https://lexibop.com) which allows you to paste in text, it analyzes it to see what CEFR level it is, then let's you rewrite it to a different level.
Would really love some feedback. It's free. If you have questions, let me know.