Publisher's Synopsis
**Embark on a Japanese Reading Adventure with Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Little Match Girl'**
**Read Real Japanese Today!**
Dive into the world of literature and elevate your language skills with our thoughtfully segmented and explained version of Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Little Match Girl.' Perfect for the upper beginner level student, this book breaks down the story into manageable segments, providing complete explanations to boost your confidence and understanding as you progress through real Japanese, page by page.
Enhance your learning experience with FREE MP3s of the story read by a native Japanese voice actress. Available in both normal and slow speeds, these audio files are perfect companions for your reading journey. Find the link to these invaluable resources on the last page of the book. **Now with Furigana!**
Our readers benefit from furigana support in both the paperback and Kindle versions. Furigana, the small hiragana over the kanji, is supported by most devices, making your reading smoother and more enjoyable. **For Intermediate Learners Too!**
If you've been studying for a while but don't feel like you're progressing, this book is also for you. Start with the Japanese-only section, then move on to the line-by-line running gloss section to solidify your understanding and expand your vocabulary. **Features: **
Furigana in the line-by-line section
Vocabulary breakdowns and grammar insights
Line-by-Line section for complete understanding: Every sentence is broken down word-for-word with an English explanation of the grammar.
Japanese-only section for uninterrupted practice. Can you read all the kanji? If not, refer to the Line-by-Line section
A simple English summary to check your understanding (but try the Japanese first!).
Short stories make reading full Japanese texts possible.
Download the FREE MP3s to listen while you study.
Download the FREE Anki flashcard deck to master the vocabulary found in the story.
**About 'The Little Match Girl': **
This famous story, a staple in Japanese culture, tells the poignant tale of a dying little girl's dreams and hopes on a cold New Year's Eve. First published in 1845 in Danish, it has since become a beloved classic worldwide.
We invite readers to contact us with questions or requests for future Japanese readers. You'll find our personal email addresses in the book. **Take the Next Step: **
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