Re: Hello, everyone!<-Nice to meet you!

Hi, KYO-san. This is Moring.
Nice to meet you! And welcome to this boad!

〉I'm new on this bullion board, so let me talk about myself briefly.
Yes. Please.

〉Last March one of my friends gave me information about SSS extensive reading method
〉and I got interested in knowing this method since my daughter had trouble in learning English at that time.
〉I purchased some graded readers from SEG bookshop and started SSS extensive reading by myself.
〉I thought I could help my daughter read extensively if I got familiar with these books.
You are a good mother( or father?).

〉One month later, I found myself enjoy reading these graded readers and children books.
That could happen.

〉 Recently I started Jacqueline Wilson’s books and Michelle series,
〉 which are far more interesting than already finished books.
〉They will be a great help.
Are they? I have one Jacqueline Wilson's book. But I have not read it yet.

〉I am looking forward to reporting,
〉" I did it! I have read 1,000,000 words!"
Oh, I'm looking forward to your report, too.
In fact, I just had overed 1 million words on Tadoku-Reading at Jan 8th.

〉Now so long, everyone! Happy Reading!
〉(I’m a little bit embarrassed to use this phrase writing in Japanese.
〉 But a perfect fit writing in English. I love it!)
Thank you for writing here for us.
I'm very glad to read your writing at here.
I think your writing is very good, and very natural.
Maybe your English ability is good, too.
I read you are reading some English magazines and enjoing those already.
Then many style of English statements might be inputed in you.
Someday I want to write natural English statements like you.

Well, see you, and Happy Reading!

Moring-san, thank you for your kind response!

〉In fact, I just had overed 1 million words on Tadoku-Reading at Jan 8th.
I just read your 1 million report. 
Congratulations!  I am so proud of you!
You read over 400 books. It's really amazing.
And so many people are very happy for you. 
You are quite popular. I envy you. 
I want to catch up with you in the near future.

〉You are a good mother( or father?).
Oh, I am her mother.
Good news. She has started her extensive reading by listening ORT CDs. 
My girl is a teen-aged kid. So I do not want to patronize her too much. 
But I think she needs some encouragement at least at the beginning.
 
〉Are they? I have one Jacqueline Wilson's book. But I have not read it yet.
Yesterday I just finished "The Suitcase Kid" by J. Wilson. It touched my heart.
After reading I had a lump in my throat. I blew my nose several times. 
It is a story of ten-year-old girl named Andy, shuttling 
between the new two families of her divorced parents.
She has to adjust herself to totally new environment: new two houses,
new step parents, and new brothers and sisters.(One of them is so mean!)
The mascot rabbit RADISH is her only comfort. 
She wants to go back to her old house so badly.  
Healing takes time. No instant solution.
But a wonderful thing is children can grow out of such heartbreaking difficulties. 

Thank you again, Moring-san. Happy reading!