I started reading this book right after I finished Genki 2.
Had to look up many words, but still I think this was accessible with my level.
I recognized so many grammar points and vocabulary from Genki that I thought I'd probably recommend this book as a supplementary material to those books if I were a Japanese teacher.
The prose, in general is simple.
One downside is that so many words I'm used to see in Kanji, are written in Hiragana.
Difficulty:
I started reading this book right after I finished Genki 2. Had to look up many words, but still I think this was accessible with my level. I recognized so many grammar points and vocabulary from Genki that I thought I'd probably recommend this book as a supplementary material to those books if I were a Japanese teacher.
The prose, in general is simple.
One downside is that so many words I'm used to see in Kanji, are written in Hiragana.
Story:
The story is about a bo