posting HIGASHI's reviews and mistakes of Engrish

'Holly's favorite place is her tree house in the old oak tree in her garden. When her father decide to cut down the tree to build an office she starts an unusual protest and moves out of her home and into the tree house.'  The protagonist Holly is particular about eco. One day, she quarraled with her family about cutting out the old tree house in her garden and got out home. Her friends who felt for her came to the tree house to help her. They kept in the tree house in order to have her opinion understood by her family. However, one day, the tree broke and she fall down from there. What will happen next? Let's read it!

The starfish can put its stomach out of its mouth! Then it can eat this big clam.(P9)  You can get to know life, environment and so on at the beach. Many pictures are on it, so it's easy to image the world of the beach, and to read.   In some examples in this book.  I thought that the example of starfishes were interesting. When they eat something, they let their stomach from their mouse. It's a little frightening but exciting, isn't it?  I want you to read it and enjoy the world of the beach.  Bladon, R. (2012). At the Beach . Oxford University Press.

London is the biggest city in Britain. More than seven million people live and work there.  I read "LONDON " published from HEINEMANN GUIDED READERS. This book is about LONDON in US. You can get to know the history of it, how to read the map of it and walk around, and where to go.   After reading this, I got to want to trip there.

New York is the biggest city in the United States of America. More than eight million people live and work in New York.(p.4)  I read " NEW YORK" published from HEINEMANN GUIDED READERS. This book is about New York in US. You can get to know the history of it, how to read the map of it and walk around, and where to go.   I think it is a good point of this book that we can read this feel free thanks to how little number of the pages. I can read this in the train ! Let's read it! Reference  Pennink B. (1980).  This is New York . Heinemann.