English reading book without a dictionary: Dangye English The Little Prince

Thinking of The Little Prince as I restart English study

December is already just around the corner, the month when I need to wrap up 2025. I made so many plans at the beginning of the year. One of them was studying English. Whenever I travel, I feel I never properly got started on the English I need, and now it is already December—so disappointing.

I suppose the barrier called English is not an easy one. Perhaps one reason it feels so high is the difficulty of studying it. So there is a book that helps you begin in familiar language, centered on one of the friendliest classics, The Little Prince.

Dangye English The Little Prince says not to leave the easy road and take the hard one. It is a book for anyone who studies only a few pages and then stops after three days of resolve. It must be talking about someone exactly like me.

I still cannot shake the moving feeling I had when I read The Little Prince as a child. Of course, even before that feeling, it always left me with questions. Taming, the fox, the rose, the boa constrictor, and more—the stories about the desires of adults as seen by the Little Prince, who lives among many different planets, were not always easy.

Reading The Little Prince in five stages

There is a quiet sense of fun in a story that explains the original text's intentions and core ideas with easy words rather than difficult ones. It moves English study that ends after three days of determination through Foundation, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Master stages.

Anyone who knows elementary-school vocabulary can read Stages 1 and 2. The later stages raise the level with more difficult vocabulary and sentences, and the original text is included in the final Stage 5 for easy reading.

Like the Little Prince's journey, it also makes me think now and then about the importance of travel—why we travel and what we need when we do. English, especially for overseas travel, is an inseparable part of life, so there is perhaps a small difference between life for someone who can use English and someone who cannot.

Of course, these days, when everything works so well with just one phone, almost anything is possible if you are willing to put up with a little inconvenience, even if you are not good at English. Still, I found myself wanting to study English to remove that small inconvenience.

I wanted to ease that inconvenience a little through Dangye English The Little Prince, which teaches English by stages. Dangye English, with everything from the lower stages to the original text in one volume, seems like it will truly help.

Honestly, my English level was handled reasonably well in school, but it has been quite lacking in everyday life.

Making a routine of reading English originals again

There is plenty of information about studying English at libraries, bookstores, and online, but everyone also knows it is useless if you do not put it into practice. Could there be anything happier than finishing the English original together with such a famous The Little Prince?~

As the saying goes, starting is half the work. Once we begin, we can take a step forward. When you take that step into English study, you will be able to read through the book instead of letting it fizzle out—making proper use of the vocabulary book and audiobook too.

It is said to have reached No. 1 in Wadiz's book category, won two 5-star-rating titles, and been chosen as the book that makes English originals easiest to read after its second Wadiz campaign reached 8,147% funding. It is also introduced as a book supported by about 5,000 backers through three crowdfunding campaigns.

As one of the people who gave up partway through English study, I find Dangye English The Little Prince becomes not a decoration on the bookshelf but a book that helps with English study—and helps beautifully decorate one part of life.

It is simply amazing that Dangye English The Little Prince lets you read an English original without a dictionary. Rather than reading while thinking about grammar, it lets you use English while reading comfortably.

Now that the internet is everyday life and we are used to short videos, many people find it difficult to read something through in writing. This book uses the easiest words and sentences for the core of the original, so you can read it simply and leisurely as part of everyday life.

The table of contents is full of chapters. Because it is The Little Prince, with its special themes, this original-text book can be enjoyed by everyone, young and old. Reading the original in English now feels hardly burdensome, and the illustrations make me turn each page warmly.

They say reading originals is best for learning English. This is it for when English study has stopped and you want to begin again. Learning another country's language is difficult and unfamiliar, but when reading this becomes a routine, the habit becomes fun.

Best of all, it is fun to be able to read comfortably without looking up a dictionary! You do not need to search words on Naver or run sentences through Papago; this illustrated English original, The Little Prince, is easy to read.

I would recommend Dangye English The Little Prince, an English-reading book that lets even people who are not good at English read The Little Prince in the original without a dictionary. The book is easy to read, and its materials and illustrations are even nicer to look at.