I miss you guys 
️ for the none of you who noticed I disappeared on September 20, hurricane struck, left us without so much as cell phone signal for more than a week and by then life was a blur of darkness and sweat and annoyance. But life is slowly normalizing and I already own this book (though I’m still too low level for it, I’m sure).
Anyway, I just wanted to pop in and say hi, I’m alive!
I remember from the book club. As Yotsuba would say: いいやつ！
Glad you’re safe!
Well I closed the manga club poll. I had it up for a week, and it only got a few votes. LOL! Maybe another time. For now I’m going to study some grammar and try Kiki again in a few months.
My vocab isn’t there for this book. But I was curious, at what level would you expect someone to be able to read that? I feel like, for solo-learning, reading will be a really good way to learn. Just need to find when it’s the right time to read and what books.
Honestly, I think that if you make it the people will come, there are plenty who want to get into reading, and a manga club would be a goo start.
Sorry I didn’t respond earlier - I’ve only just seen this!
Yes, I would 100% be interested in a beginners manga club!
I feel really upset that when we were choosing the next book no one suggested that while Yotsubato gets a month, Kiki would get six months and that then there was no guarantee to return to Yotsubato.
Can I request to be a member of this awesome book club for beginners? 
EDIT: Nevermind I just went ahead and added myself already
I am in for a beginners manga club. I have tried some Yotsubato books. I know they are supposed to be easy, but one of the Chapters is called Global warming! Not exactly beginner kanji. Ha! Anyways, I am up for the challenge and learning.
Thanks, glad you all want to do this.
Happy new year to all!
I am planning to buckle down and start reading around level 10. That’s when Tofugu says you can start children’s books and easy sentences as I recall.
Im focusing on WaniKani and grammar right now. Also, I found out my local library has a foreign language children’s section and I picked up a couple of picture books from there. Can’t read much but I’m learning plenty of new words.
The foreign languages children’s sections in libraries are so wonderfully useful for getting a feel for language in “real” usage. Also it’s nice for confidence building 
It is not building my confidence yet 
Hi guys!
As mentioned by a previous few posters, we’re launching a よつばと! Reading club. Please come by if you’d like to take part. We’re currently polling to see when would be the best time to start with volume 2.
Look forward to seeing you there!
It looks set to happen!
There’s a poll here for the start date!
Hello !
I would like to be added to the book club members. Thank you very much in advance
Done! Check it out 
Omg Thank you!!!
Please add me to the member list.
Sorry, I’m new to this site and haven’t yet figured out all the bells and whistles. I’d like to join this club, and learn to read with everyone! Can someone please add me, or else, instruct me on how to add myself.
Welcome! I went ahead and added you to the list 
Thank you! I look forward to reading with everyone!