Yep! The last few chapters are mostly the remaining readers discussing the story and so on
You’re all gonna get much more experienced and used to the particular style of this book too, so you’ll probably find you have fewer grammar and vocabulary questions the more of it you read ^^
I got a like from seanblue on my previous post, so I reckon my summary was okay
Thank you! Yes, that’s what happened in Yotsuba too. So the first few chapters of vol.1 were hundreds of posts long, while the last few chapters in vol.4 have been a fraction of that (I still pop in to take a look at what’s going on over there!)
No problem! Yep, haha, the Aria ones are already shorter too (but it means they’re really easy to navigate!) ^^ Now I’m getting told off by discourse for replying to you too many times, so I’ll stop stalking your book club
Apologies if I missed you off of this list, included you with no good reason, or messed up in some other way! I think everyone here has definitely got a copy of the book and I wondered (a) how’s your reading going? and (b) are you joining us for the second story? It starts now on page 51!
And if you ant to find how many are still active, add a simple poll on the reading thread, asking who is active (currently reading, trying to catch up, just looking - or something to that effect =) )
Alas, no. I’m going to stick to the graded readers for a while longer, and spend more time on grammar study. I’ve worked out a pace for working through Tae Kim and Japanese Ammo’s “Grammar for Absolute Beginners” that should get me through them by the end of the year. First of next year, I’m going re-evaluate and see what I’m up to reading.
I‘m still trying to catch up on the first story. I‘m on page 28 now, it‘s more difficult than I thought two read two pages a day (especially if you insist on rereading everything up to that page as well).
But I will try to catch up tomorrow (lots of time) and try to join the second story. Keep the discussions coming! I might not contribute much, but I am reading the comments.