Book (Practical) Children's book Hiragana Masterpieces / Takashi Saito

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Children's Book
[Introduction to the Contents]
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Professor Takashi Saito, a professional reader, gives
A name Sakushu that raises confidence!
Let's raise confidence!
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This book is a name Sakushu that raises confidence.
The purpose of this book is to raise your child's confidence (ability to make a range, ability to make a trial and error, ability to make a decision, ability to switch, and ability to continue) through the successful experience of "I read that story by myself!"
Comes with a sticker and a certificate of commendation!
Perfect as a present for graduation, enrollment, and honeymoon!
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Contains 25 stories from a wide range of genres, including Japanese old stories, children's stories from around the world, rakugo, mythology, and poetry.
Big turnip
Momotaro
Three mushroom pigs
Omubirorin
Bremen no ongakuni
Kaguyahime
I, Kotori, Suzu
Jugemu
Jumeshi no Hajime
Kitasakaze to taiyo
Jugemu
Jumeshi no Hajime
Kitasakaze to taiyo
Star Festival no ongakuni
Hatakanoo-sama
Jugemu
Jugemu
Jumeshi no ongakuni
Kitasa no relay
Akazukin
Story of Shirayuki
Kin no ongakuni
Saga
Asahiki no Gauche
Joyousai Oji
Warashibe Choja
Ugly abirinoko
Aladdin and Mabo no ramp
Author's brief history
Takashi SAITO
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Professor of the Faculty of Letters at Meiji University.
Specializes in field theory, physical education, and communication.
Author's brief history
Takashi SAITO
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Professor of the Faculty of Letters at.
Specializes in education, physical education, and communication.
Author's brief history
Takashi Saito
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Professor of the Faculty of Letters at Shizuoka Prefecture.
Specializes in education, physical education, and communication.
Author's book is a Japanese 』 that I want to read aloud in 『, Soshisha (Soshisha), 366 『 』 Maino 『 』 『 』