I think that the moment I reached level 40 was when I realized that I had kanji pretty much mastered (as in kanji was no longer a problem while reading). My suggestion is to slow down to 10 lessons/day and focus on grammar and then reading.
Iād say finishing Tae Kimās guide will put you in a nice position to start reading on book clubs. Until then, you might want to give yourself a try to easy NHK news. The Book Clubs might say āBeginnerā or āUltimate Beginnerā, but all that means is to be a beginner at reading, not in Japanese.
If youāre up to give another try to Book Clubs, Iād suggest this one thatās starting soon:
Iāve read the manga, and the grammar is pretty much N4 level, vocabulary is relatively simple and uses kanji (which is good for someone thatās learning through Wanikani).
How many lessons are you doing every day? Because 20 lessons a day has you reach level 60 in around 1 year. 10 lessons/day should put you around the 2 year mark, which would still allow you to reach level 60 before your 2 year deadline
