Navajo Made Easier by Irvy W. Goosen is a practical and accessible guide to learning the Navajo language, offering clear explanations and structured lessons for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Designed to simplify the complexities of Navajo grammar and pronunciation, this book serves as an invaluable resource for students, linguists, and anyone interested in preserving or understanding the Navajo language and culture. Its systematic approach and focus on practical usage make it a timeless tool for language learners.
 
This 1968 first edition, third printing, is in good condition for its age, with a solid binding and minor shelf wear. There is some damage to the back cover, and it is an ex-library copy from the Scottsdale Public Library of Scottsdale, Arizona, bearing typical library markings. Despite these signs of use, this copy remains a durable and valuable resource for those interested in Navajo language study.