I'm halfway through with this one and so far it's been excellent. It's meant for lithuanians learning English, but works pretty well the other way too, with some caveats. The story is adapted for easier reading and shortened considerably but that's fine for learning purposes. All pages contain equal amount of story to avoid needless page flipping back and forth. No words or sentences carry over to next page. Where necessary, they've just left some space on either side. Translation is good, but Lithuanian text contains sometimes more nuances and synonyms. For example in English text each time somebody says something the word "said" is used, but in Lithuanian text there are lots of synonyns in the same place, eg instead of "he said" there could be "he uttered", "mentioned", "declared", "spoke" etc. There are very small other differences in texts here and there but it doesn't really matter because 95% of it is sentence-to-sentence and word-to-word translation, differente sentence structure and word order permitting, of course.
