The following is a set of "Native Speaker Vocabulary" volumes 1-3, and the original book of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," which was made into a movie. (1) Native Speaker Vocabulary 1: Basic Verbs (with obi) (2) Native Speaker Vocabulary 2: Verbs Top Gear (3) Native Speaker Vocabulary 3: The Sense of Adjectives (with obi) (4) Original book of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (1) Native Speaker Vocabulary 1: Basic Verbs This book covers basic verbs frequently used in daily life, such as go, have, get, and make. Through the illustrations, you can grasp the nuances and "feel" of the words, developing practical vocabulary skills. Release Date: 1999/04 Number of Pages: 277p (2) Native Speaker Vocabulary 2: Verbs Top Gear Simply memorizing Japanese translations is of no help in truly mastering vocabulary. Native children don't understand using "translations" or "definitions." Now, through the illustrations and explanations in this book, feel the face, the "smell," and the texture of the words. Release Date: 1999/11/30 Number of Pages: 247p (3) Native Speaker Vocabulary 3: The Sense of Adjectives For example, if you want to say "clever," which word should you use: clever, smart, wise, or intelligent? This book clearly explains the subtle differences in nuance. Part 1 covers adjectives related to the five senses, and Part 2 covers adjectives in a broader range. You will acquire the fresh, native sense of words that cannot be fully captured by dictionary translations. Publication Date: 2003/07/10 Number of Pages: 296 pages In the town where Charlie lives, there is a mysterious chocolate factory that is the largest and most famous in the world. Only five children from around the world are invited to this chocolate factory. Poor Charlie is also lucky enough to be chosen as one of the members, and the mysteries of the factory gradually unfold. Note: There is a fold on the cover. Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 1, 1998 Paperback ‏ : ‎ 176 pages