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マジック・ツリーハウス 1 恐竜の谷の大冒険
Magic Treehouse 1
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(4.19/5)Quite good overall. Since I read these as a kid, it gave me a good sense of nostalgia. :)
Just note that if you are reading on Kindle, the text can get really small at some points as it is part of some of the images (less than ~5% of the whole text is like this, though, so not a huge issue).
This book was a lifesaver for me. The language is much more approachable than manga - lots of straightforward descriptive sentences without being too simple, which mixed together with the bits of dialogue (usually more difficult) made for an great entry into reading.
Yes there's a lot more words on the page and a bit more vocabulary than manga... but the standard language makes it way easier to consume. Googling vocabulary is easy... googling grammar & slang contractions is hard, which this boo
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The Japanese version of Magic Treehouse #1, includes the first 1 and second books of the series. I read this book with some friends on youtube so if anyone is struggling to read this, you can compare your understanding with ours.
Overal, these books had extremely easy vocabulary, most in the N5, or perhaps N4 area. The only difficult vocabulary words were really in the second half of the book, since they had words