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Hanja Literacy 600 is the result of those long deliberations. I will stay by your child's side until the end, so their literacy skills last a long time.
This textbook is not a mass-produced project from a large publisher. It is a textbook I created myself, page by page, while meeting children in the field.
That is why, before reaching more children, I wanted to start together with those who resonate with this approach. I believe the support from backers first met on Wadiz will make this textbook even stronger. Please help us create it together.
Early Bird Benefits
For those who join us first, we have prepared an early bird discount and etymology stickers. Quantities are limited, so apply for Notify Me and see you on the opening day.
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