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59元6本 非凡.新日本语能力考试.N4读解
非凡.新日本语能力考试.N4读解
刘文照
¥16.50
【本书内容与特】 一、试题解析。重介绍了出题形式和解题技巧以及解题时的逐一实现,使学习者有效把握考查的范围和解题时的阅读重。二、题型分析。按出题题型详细讲解了每个题型的出题形式和解题要求,并根据掌握的知识练习每个题型中配备的练习题。三、综合练习。主要设置了中篇文章阅读练习,是第二部分“题型分析”的集大成。解题技巧和方法可以参考“题型分析”中介绍的知识。四、实战演练。配备两套模拟测验题,题型完全对应真题,难易度近真题,有助于学习者有效检验和评价自己的学习效果。
59元6本 非凡.新日本语能力考试.N3文字词汇
非凡.新日本语能力考试.N3文字词汇
刘文照
¥16.50
一、正文。正文按场景分类,每个大类中又分若干小项,如“生计?工作”中包含“生计”“产业”“职场”等小项,这样能让学习者在把握出题范围的同时,了解各个类别中的近义词表达。正文中的例句简短、精练。通过对例句的学习,学习者可以掌握单词*核心的用法。全书所有例句均标注注音假名,以便学习者学习。二、课后练习。练习不仅采用了出题形式中的题型,还根据学习需要,增加了“汉字书写”“读音书写”“词语搭配”等题型,从而帮助学习者更全面地掌握词语的应用知识。三、模拟试题。选择出题频率高的词汇作为考查对象,有助于学习者有效检验和评价自己的学习效果和实战能力。
59元6本 非凡.新日本语能力考试.N4语法:归纳整理+全解全练
非凡.新日本语能力考试.N4语法:归纳整理+全解全练
刘文照
¥14.00
一、正文。由“语法与解说”“归纳与应用”两部分构成。“语法与解说”部分,按语法的功能行分类梳理,这样不仅可以使学习者有效地掌握各语法功能中的语法条目,还可以学习相近语法条目的意义和用法。“归纳与应用”部分,根据考题中的题型2 和题型3 的要求,重对出现频率高的考查项目行归纳与整理,以便学习者全面了解和掌握知识。譬如“敬语表达”“副词”“续词”“指示词”以及“时态”等考内容。二、课后练习。采用了三项选择题的形式,既包含语句结构方面的知识,也有句法、推论等方面的知识,学习者不仅可以通过练习巩固每课学习内容,还可以熟悉出题方式,在正式考试中应对自如。三、模拟试题。精选出题频率高的语法条目和语法知识作为考查对象,有助于学习者有效检验和评价自己的学习效果和实战能力。
59元6本 非凡.新日本语能力考试.N5文字词汇
非凡.新日本语能力考试.N5文字词汇
刘文照
¥14.00
一、正文。正文按场景分类,每个大类中又分若干小项,如“事物的动向”中包含“存在”“移动”“触”等小项,这样能让学习者在把握出题范围的同时,了解各个类别中的近义词表达。正文中的例句简短、精练。通过对例句的学习,学习者可以掌握单词*核心的用法。全书所有例句均标注注音假名,以便学习者学习。二、课后练习。练习不仅采用了出题形式中的题型,还根据学习需要,增加了“汉字书写”“读音书写”“词语搭配”等题型,从而帮助学习者更全面地掌握词语的应用知识。三、模拟试题。选择出题频率高的词汇作为考查对象,有助于学习者有效检验和评价自己的学习效果和实战能力。
世界经典童话:狼和七只小羊(日文版)
世界经典童话:狼和七只小羊(日文版)
(德)格林 著,(日)楠山 正雄 译
¥3.00
本故事为世界经典童话之一。羊妈妈要出门去寻找食物,嘱咐七只小羊在家里千万不能给狼开门,但是天真的小羊还是被狡猾的狼欺骗了,不过幸好,勇敢的羊妈妈拯救了大家。故事情节为普通读者熟知。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
世界经典童话:冰雪女王(日文版)
世界经典童话:冰雪女王(日文版)
(丹麦)安徒生 著,(日)楠山 正雄 译
¥3.00
本故事为世界经典童话之一。安徒生童话《白雪皇后》是安徒生作品中经典的作品之一,又译冰雪女王、白雪女王、冰雪皇后、雪之女王、雪后等,曾被多个国家翻拍成不同版本的电影以及动画。童话中讲述魔鬼的一面镜子的两片碎片注入小男孩加伊(又译凯、凯伊)的内心和眼睛,从而使他变得冷酷无情,并被白雪皇后带入她的冰宫,小女孩格尔达(又译盖尔达)是加伊的好朋友,格尔达亲自寻找白雪皇后并解除加伊身上的诅咒,路上遇到重重困难终被克服。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
日本经典童话:桃太郎
日本经典童话:桃太郎
(日)楠山 正雄
¥3.00
本故事为日本经典童话之一。《桃太郎》是日本著名民间故事,讲述从桃子里诞生的桃太郎,用糯米团子收容了小白狗、小猴子和雉鸡后,一起前往鬼岛为民除害的故事。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
志怪小说:小翠(日文版)
志怪小说:小翠(日文版)
(清)蒲松龄 著,(日)田中贡太郎 译
¥3.00
本故事为蒲松龄创作的聊斋志异作品之一。描述一个奔波在野林荒坟音的妇人,被逼得现了狐狸的原形,钻进在破庙中躲风雨的穷书生王生的袍子下面,躲过了灭顶之灾。数十年后,王生官拜侍御,生一子,名元丰,从小痴傻。忽一日,一村妇,愿将女儿小翠许给元丰为妻。王生夫妇大喜,盛仪迎娶小翠。小翠美若天仙,可给王生家却带来不少的麻烦。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
鲁迅作品选:明天(日文版)
鲁迅作品选:明天(日文版)
(中)鲁迅 著,(日)井上红梅 译
¥3.00
《明天》讲诉了发生在还具有一点儿古风的鲁镇上在特定的“三个晚上两白天”这个时间段的故事,故事围绕着主人公寡妇单四嫂子失去自己的儿子宝儿这个事件展开全篇的事件叙述。《明天》是鲁迅先生创作的一篇小说,这篇小说之所以叫做明天,无论站在何时说这个词,它都代表将来,非现在。无论作者或主人公,都想在摆脱现实,逃往明天。至于原因,原文斑斑可寻。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
鲁迅作品选:幸福的家庭(日文版)
鲁迅作品选:幸福的家庭(日文版)
(中)鲁迅 著,(日)井上红梅 译
¥3.00
《幸福的家庭》主要讲的是在旧社会一知识分子,为赚稿费养家糊口,于是便打算投稿写一篇符合大众口味的文章。以描写知识分子想象中的幸福家庭的模样及生活方式。知识分子虚构了一个接受了民主思想的恩爱夫妻,过着浪漫、幸福的婚姻生活。与虚构小说情节鲜明对比的是:该知识分子生活困顿,过着为三餐温饱、柴米油盐而烦恼的生活。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
鲁迅作品选:白光(日文版)
鲁迅作品选:白光(日文版)
(中)鲁迅 著,(日)井上红梅 译
¥3.00
《白光》是现代文学家鲁迅于1922年创作的短篇小说,作者通过讲述在科举考试中一个屡屡落第的文人陈士成,听信祖宗传言,受白光的启示在院子里挖银子未果,精神迷幻,到大山里寻宝却坠湖而死的故事,批判了封建社会病态的科考制度,揭示了十年苦读反而无用的读书人的悲惨命运。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
鲁迅作品选:风波(日文版)
鲁迅作品选:风波(日文版)
(中)鲁迅 著,(日)井上红梅 译
¥3.00
本故事为鲁迅创作的作品之一。村里撑船的七斤,革命时进城,被人剪去了辫子。这天他在城里的咸亨酒店听说皇帝坐了龙庭,要辫子,这消息让他烦心,更让他妻子惶恐。跟七斤有过节的赵七爷特意来恐吓七斤一家,说没了辫子就是要杀头。十多天后,七斤夫妇看出了破绽,于是七斤渐渐在村里恢复了被尊重的地位,一家的生活也回到常态。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
鲁迅作品选:不周山(日文版)
鲁迅作品选:不周山(日文版)
(中)鲁迅 著,(日)井上红梅 译
¥3.00
本故事为鲁迅创作的作品之一。这篇小说取材于女娲造人和补天的神话。小说开篇写女娲从梦中惊醒,烦闷、懊恼,自然界则是一片春回大地的绚烂景象。和风吹拂,女娲百无聊赖,心神不安,青春焕发,精力饱满而无处发泄。她走向海边,无意识捏弄软泥,于是创造了人。女娲因生命力受压抑而发挥了劳动创造精神,创造了人类,补好了崩裂的天。这是作者对封建思想意识礼教道德的勇敢挑战和彻底否定,体现了强烈的反封建精神。全书为日文版。难词标注假名,供日语学习者学习使用。
Diondray's Discovery
Diondray's Discovery
Marion Hill
¥26.07
A hero’s journey starts with a single step—but what if that step rested on a broken foundation? When all you know about your world crumbles into ashes. When truth rests on a broken foundation. When what you believe to be true lies on a broken foundation. A book, a broken faith, a promise of hope. Never open a book without knowing what lies between its covers. When what you knew to be truth crumbles in the face of reality. When your heritage leads you to doubt all you’ve known. Diondray's Discovery is the first book in The Diondray's Chronicles that will transport you to the world of Kammbia, an imaginative and colorful world in which Diondray discovers his inner hero. If you can't get enough of rich new worlds, breathtaking adventure, introspective characters, and subtle social commentary, then you're ready to ride along with Diondray as he discovers his destiny.
The Krinar Eclipse: A Krinar World Novel
The Krinar Eclipse: A Krinar World Novel
Lauren Smith
¥34.79
Bianca Wells, the President’s daughter, experiences a close encounter with the aliens who invaded Earth five years ago. The Krinar are powerful, attractive, but also mysterious. There is one in particular she can’t get out of her head—the seductive Krinar Ambassador named Soren. With his hauntingly beautiful eyes and god-like body, he invades her dreams, spinning sensual encounters that leave her aching and breathless. But he, like the others of his kind, is dangerous. With impossible speed and strength, wielding incredible intelligence and advanced technology, the Krinar control this planet and every human on it. Bianca should want nothing to do with Soren. A single touch from him might cause an interstellar war. But after one scorching, forbidden kiss, she’ll risk everything to be with him. Soren came to Earth to ensure the survival of his people, but now he has one desire: to possess the brave and irresistible Bianca. Knowing he could destroy peaceful relations with the humans if anyone sees him with her, he takes matters into his own hands, rescuing her from an assassin. After one “big-bang” of a kiss, he knows he can’t let her go home. She belongs to him, and he will break every rule in his carefully controlled world to keep her. After their forbidden night of passion, Bianca enters Soren’s dark, seductive world. But her new life as Soren’s woman puts a target on her back, and her status as First Daughter only makes things worse. As enemies surface all around them, Bianca realizes she will have to trust Soren with her heart, even if it means giving up her freedom.
The Clever Teens' Guide to Nazi Germany
The Clever Teens' Guide to Nazi Germany
Felix Rhodes
¥45.34
Following its defeat in World War One, Germany was a country in ruins. Inflation, poverty, exhaustion, humiliation and disillusionment wrecked the nation. Out of the ashes arose a man that promised to revitalise the country and give it back its dignity. He would deal, for once and for all, with the nation’s internal enemies – the communists and the Jews. That man, of course, was Adolf Hitler.?Read about how Hitler turned Germany into a one-party state, of his murderous reign and the descent into war and genocide.The Clever Teens’ Guide to Nazi Germany covers all the major facts and events giving you a clear and straightforward overview: from the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party, his domestic policies and foreign dealings, the racism and murder to World War Two and the Holocaust. ?Ideal for your “clever teenager”.
The Savage Years: Tales From the 20th Century
The Savage Years: Tales From the 20th Century
Rupert Colley
¥68.10
20th Century War and Misery.The suicide of Hitler’s niece, the assassinations of Malcolm X and Franz Ferdinand, the Battle of the Somme and Stalingrad, and the betrayal of Anne Frank – these are some of the stories you’ll find in Rupert Colley’s new collection of articles, The Savage Years: Tales From the 20th Century.?Covering World War One, World War Two, the Cold War, the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, and much more besides, immerse yourself in sixty stories from some of the key moments of modern (and a few not so modern) history.?Fully illustrated with 140 photos, this makes perfect reading for commuters, students or the curious.?A paperback version of this title is also available – an ideal birthday present for those who love a bit of war and misery.?Within?The Savage Years: Tales From the 20th Century, you’ll also meet Vladimir Lenin, Douglas Haig, Horst Wessel, Nikolai Bukharin, Fritz Haber, Joseph Goebbels, Joseph McCarthy, Rudolph Hess, Stalin’s mother and daughter, Leon Trotsky, Edith Cavell, Charles de Gaulle, Wilhelm II, Abraham Lincoln, Grigori Rasputin, and many, many more.?
Nothing to Fear
Nothing to Fear
Claire Boston
¥34.79
The gifts were innocent… at first.After a traumatic assault, Hannah Novak returns to her home-town hoping for a fresh start. However, when strange gifts turn up on her doorstep, and a stalker fixates on her, she discovers that Blackbridge isn’t the safe?haven it once was. With no family left to turn to, she’s forced to seek help from the broody new cop in town.Ryan Kilpatrick has travelled across the country to create a stable home for his young son, but being a police officer makes that hard. He doesn’t need Hannah’s problems added to his own, yet her courage and vulnerability awakens the protector in him.With time running out, can Hannah learn to trust again before it’s too late?Because this time, there are no second chances.
The Wolf at the End of the World
The Wolf at the End of the World
Douglas Smith
¥43.51
A shapeshifter hero battles ancient spirits, a covert government agency, and his own dark past in a race to solve a murder that could mean the end of the world. Cree and Ojibwe legends mix with current day environmental conflict in this fast-paced urban fantasy that keeps you on the edge of your seat right up to its explosive conclusion. With an introduction by Charles de Lint. The Heroka walk among us. Unseen, unknown. Shapeshifters. Human in appearance but with power over their animal totems. Gwyn Blaidd is a Heroka of the wolf totem. Once he led his people in a deadly war against the Tainchel, the shadowy agency that hunts his kind. Now he lives alone in his wilderness home, wolves his only companions. But when an Ojibwe girl is brutally killed in Gwyn’s old hometown, suspicion falls on his former lover. To save her, Gwyn must return, to battle not only the Tainchel, but even darker forces: ancient spirits fighting to enter our world… And rule it. “An immersive and enjoyable reading experience. Readers will delight in learning more about Native American mythology, which is skillfully woven throughout the story. Smith’s novel is both well paced and deftly plotted—leaving readers curious about what comes next for the Heroka in the modern world.” — Publishers Weekly “What makes THE WOLF AT THE END OF THE WORLD such an engrossing read are the characters and Doug’s wonderful prose, a perfect blend between matter-of-fact and lyricism. I can’t remember the last time I read a book that spoke to me, so eloquently, and so deeply, on so many levels. ... I’ll be rereading it in the future because it’s that sort of book. Richly layered and deeply resonant. An old friend, from the first time you read it.” — Charles de Lint, World Fantasy Award winner
In the Pines
In the Pines
Kari Kilgore
¥34.79
A ghost train carries a murderous secret deep through the North Georgia mountains. Betrayal colder than the wind blowing through the pines. A young girl with a burden a hundred years out of time.An old man’s tale of guilt and regret.A heartbroken woman caught in a mystery only she can solve.A boy long past living holds the key. Can unearthed secrets end the nightmare at last?
Akosua and Osman
Akosua and Osman
Manu Herbstein
¥17.35
Akosua Annan is a confident and fiercely intelligent student at a posh girls' school in Cape Coast, Ghana. There she comes under the influence of a charismatic feminist teacher. Osman Said's background is very different. Upon the death of his parents, a police sergeant and an unschooled market trader, immigrants to the capital, Accra, from the impoverished north of the country, he is adopted by a retired school teacher, Hajia Zainab. After a spell as an apprentice in an auto workshop, he returns to school. There, finding the teaching inadequate, he becomes an avid reader and educates himself. Akosua and Osman are thrown together by chance in the course of a school visit to the slave dungeon at Cape Coast Castle. Their paths cross again as finalists in the national school debating competition where the subject is "The problem of poverty in Ghana is insoluble." They meet for the third time as students at the University of Ghana and as we leave them, it looks as if their relationship might develop into something permanent. This story won a Burt Award for African Literature in 2011. The judges commented: "This fascinating novel tells the story of how these two young people from disparate backgrounds are brought together as if by an unseen hand, in a process that teaches us about our history, our common humanity despite ethnic differences, the need to pursue our ambitions, the strength of human sexuality and the need for self-discipline, and, above all, the power of love."