The Let's Read Japanese series provides graded stories for all learners of Japanese, allowing them to practice the language at different levels, and also learn about Japanese culture and society.
The books include famous stories from Japan and other parts of the world—re-tellings of traditional stories, classic tales, Japanese legends and poems, as well as some newly commissioned stories—all designed to introduce particular aspects of Japanese culture and society. The stories complement any textbook being used by a student of Japanese anywhere in the world; the books are ideal for those learning in language schools or through self-study.
With beautiful color illustrations woven throughout the text, based on classic and contemporary Japanese art, the Let's Read Japanese series will ensure hours of pleasurable learning and practice.

Let's Read Japanese Level 2 Volume 1

Oxford Brookes University

The Let's Read Japanese series provides graded stories for all learners of Japanese, allowing them to practice the language at different levels, and also learn about Japanese culture and society.The books include famous stories from Japan and other parts of the world—re-tellings of traditional stories, classic tales, Japanese legends and poems, as well as some newly commissioned stories—all designed to introduce particular aspects of Japanese culture and society. The stories complement any textbook being used by a student of Japanese anywhere in the world; the books are ideal for those learning in language schools or through self-study.With beautiful color illustrations woven throughout the text, based on classic and contemporary Japanese art, the Let's Read Japanese series will ensure hours of pleasurable learning and practice.

Let's Read Japanese Level 2 Volume 2

Let's Read Japanese Level 1 Volume 1

Let's Read Japanese Level 3 Volume 1

Named after the famous train route connecting the capitals of Europe, Orient Express is devoted to introducing the writings of the Enlargement Europe countries to English readers, Including more established and young radical writers many of whom have never before been translated into English--from such countries as Albamia, Belarusse, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Laivia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romama, Slovaka, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukrame, and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Orient Express is a vital resource for readers interested in international fiction and is the only publication specializing in the literatures of all the countries poised to join the European Union. History as we learnt in school, is the capitalized march of public events, war, power, empire, religion, But histories - stories--run through our minds like times we can't get rid of, before we know it, we're wa king in step to them. Public or personal, they compete to be the story we live by. In this issue of Orient Express fifteen writers, from Estoma to Alabama, the Czech Republic to Belarusse, take a look at how personal stories fit against the great events of collective or political history. Including fiction, poetry, and polemies from, among others, Andrej Blunk and Michal Hvorecky throwing down the gauntlet for today's Central Europe, Bulgarian Georgi Gospoduov's much-talked-about debut novel; major poets Piotr Summer, Doris Kareva and, with part of a verse-novel, Joana lerqnim; post modern magicians Ardian-Christain Kuciuk (Albania) and Aleksandar Prokopiev (Macedonta); and Czech artist-poet Martin Zet.

Orient Express Volume 6 Winter 2004, Histories, the Best of Contemporary Writing From Enlargement Europe

Fiona Sampson

Let's Read Japanese is a series of graded readers for learners of Japanese that provide stimulating stories and a fascinating window into Japanese culture and society. The books include famous stories from Japan and other parts of the world. They include re-tellings of traditional stories, classic tales, and Japanese legends and poems, as well as some newly-commissioned stories. Woven throughout the text are beautiful color illustrations based on classic and contemporary Japanese art thereby ensuring that the books are both a visual and textual delight. The stories will complement any textbook used by a student of Japanese anywhere in the world and are ideal for either classroom or language school use, or for self-study. The collection of five stories in Level 1 Volume 2 includes the traditional Japanese story Izanagi and Izanami and some classic Children's Games , a re-telling of the classic tale The Green Knight and two new stories The Grandma and Tea House in the Wood and Kozue's Dream and Challenge.

Let's Read Japanese Level 1, Volume 2

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Ephebos

Tsolakis, Kostya

The Let's Read Japanese series provides graded stories for all learners of Japanese, allowing them to practice the language at different levels, and also learn about Japanese culture and society. 
The books include famous stories from Japan and other parts of the world—re-tellings of traditional stories, classic tales, Japanese legends and poems, as well as some newly commissioned stories—all designed to introduce particular aspects of Japanese culture and society. The stories complement any textbook being used by a student of Japanese anywhere in the world; the books are ideal for those learning in language schools or through self-study. 
With beautiful color illustrations woven throughout the text, based on classic and contemporary Japanese art, the Let's Read Japanese series will ensure hours of pleasurable learning and practice.

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