Enni Saarinen

Not kindle unlimited, but is available on that and other formats, and actually got it through LibraryThing writer for possible review with the name Vadim Zubakhin not Enni Saarinen attached to email but maybe co writers. As an FYI to writers who send out books this way, using google drive, please be advised that this no longer works for files sent to a yahoo account who evidently have gotten 'techy', even if the same email is used and linked with the associated/same username gmail account so it would be google. {They did see and get back to me, so about to read and review the others I got, still don't see the Finnish 1 though}

Now, even though that was important, let's get on to the really important thing, the book and the stars. I started to give it 4 instead of 5 because even though did use my adobe digital Editions as suggested. If you don't know the language, at all, uralic language of which this is one is not of much help when you know English/British, Spanish, French, and German. I can read them better than speak them, German the most of my non-native ones, but didn't really help in this one. Having said that, when passages were highlighted did get to hear it 'read' to me and in the other language so that was nice and interesting. Maybe if part 1 had been read first but that one didn't come through yet {but if it does will update this review of course}.The stories told were simple but not babyish, so cute without being cutesy, so hoping that part 1 does get sent, along with all the other ones.With the suggested Adobe Digital Editions {free to download from adobe} it does 'read' the passages, so I was listening to the audio and looking back and forth at the story, and yes did learn a few new terms but not sure how well they will stick since so far out of my range of usual languages. There is a a glossary, an English to Finnish dictionary, and a Finnish to English dictionary. (less)… (altro)