Hai, van you recomand me soms easy Brooks in Japanese? I' m a beginner. I know the hiragana and katakana, and the knowledge of jlpt 5. It may also be a book for children. I don't care.
Japanese Page (There's two free readers for beginners there, and they explain all the vocab and grammar. The Makoto magazine that they sell there has reading material for each level from N5 to N3 and they explain everything there too. I highly recommend it.)
Japanese Fairy Tales (A collection of Japanese Fairy tales sold by the same people who run the Japanese Page, and Makoto magazine. Again, all vocab and grammar is explained)
Tadoku books (These are free picture books, that are mostly intended for reading to get the gist of what is happening without looking up terms.)
Japanese Page (There's two free readers for beginners there, and they explain all the vocab and grammar. The Makoto magazine that they sell there has reading material for each level from N5 to N3 and they explain everything there too. I highly recommend it.)
Japanese Fairy Tales (A collection of Japanese Fairy tales sold by the same people who run the Japanese Page, and Makoto magazine. Again, all vocab and grammar is explained)
Tadoku books (These are free picture books, that are mostly intended for reading to get the gist of what is happening without looking up terms.)
