> A：この本を読んでみてください。
>
> B：これ **なら** 難しくない **から** 、私にも読めそうです。

Google translator said "This is not difficult, so I can read it."  
It's somehow convincing translation but I don't yet get the meaning of なら and
から here in this sentence.
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なら and から what's the relation?
なら and から are not related. It seems that some intermediate grammars were used
to construct that sentence.

なら is a conditional=if (1 out 4 of them). It is used on a given context. It
means "if given that ... Then ..." In which the context is taken from the
conversations. A here told B to try reading the book.

これなら means "If given that it's this book then...". The book is already implied
so it's not being stated again. AならB => if given that A then B.

から connects two sentences with the preceding sentence is the reason and the
sentence after it is the result. To say, it means "because". AからB => Because
of A, B happens.

難しくないから、私にも読めそうです means "Because it(the book) is not difficult, it seems that
even I can read it"

Combined it means "Given that It's this book and it's not difficult, it seems
that even I can read it."
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