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The Kanji Code: See the Sounds with Phonetic Components and Visual Patterns
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Natalie J. Hamilton (Goodreads Author)

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I swore I would stop trying to do this lol

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Ian Thomas is starting

What I like about this kanji textbook is that it focuses on the readings or pronunciation, rather than the meaning. It uses the real components and radicals to help you learn - the list of phonetic components was the most useful part for me. I've already got much better at guessing the readings of kanji - even ones I've never seen before! Definitely recommended for serious students of Japanese.

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