1985, ISBN: 0870117165

Edição encadernada

[EAN: 9780870117169], [SC: 39.64], [PU: Kodansha], LITERATURE TRANSLATED JAPAN ASIA, Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover. . keywo… mais…

[EAN: 9780870117169], [SC: 39.64], [PU: Kodansha], LITERATURE TRANSLATED JAPAN ASIA, Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover. . keywords: Literature Translated Japan Asia . FROM THE PUBLISHER - Sixteen-year-old Setsuko has been a passionate believer in Japan's war effort, putting her heart into letters to frontline soldiers and doing munitions work with such dedication that she sacrifices her health. At the same time, she is the only girl in the school to befriend Naomi, the free-spirited daughter of an imprisoned opponent of the war. Naomi regrets she cannot be more like Setsuko the model student; Setsuko admires her plucky younger friend as she is; and their shared diary is a lively counterpoint of divided loyalties, fervor and skepticism, grief and hope. As the reality of war inexorably overwhelms these two young lives, Setsuko's world is indeed ‘darker with her eyes open. ‘After the August 1945 surrender -the ultimate disillusionment-she lies alone in a makeshift air-raid shelter while tender memories of those she has lost and a questioning conscience light the way to death. Author Shizuko Go was Setsuko's age in 1945, but it was not until 1972 that she wrote this intensely moving and thoughtful requiem for the ‘military nation girls.' Its appeal against militarism is all the more powerful because voiced by one who, as a child, embraced the war as her own. Few novels of the home front have so imaginatively transformed a chronicle of suffering into a search for meaning that has far- reaching implications for women and men in every country. REQUIEM, Shizuko Go's first published work, was awarded the Akutagawa Prize. inventory #378, Books<

1985, ISBN: 9780870117169

Edição encadernada

Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover. . keywords: Literature Translated Japan Asia . FROM THE PUBLISHER - Sixteen-year-old Setsuko… mais…

Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover. . keywords: Literature Translated Japan Asia . FROM THE PUBLISHER - Sixteen-year-old Setsuko has been a passionate believer in Japan's war effort, putting her heart into letters to frontline soldiers and doing munitions work with such dedication that she sacrifices her health. At the same time, she is the only girl in the school to befriend Naomi, the free-spirited daughter of an imprisoned opponent of the war. Naomi regrets she cannot be more like Setsuko the model student; Setsuko admires her plucky younger friend as she is; and their shared diary is a lively counterpoint of divided loyalties, fervor and skepticism, grief and hope. As the reality of war inexorably overwhelms these two young lives, Setsuko's world is indeed ‘darker with her eyes open. ‘After the August 1945 surrender -the ultimate disillusionment-she lies alone in a makeshift air-raid shelter while tender memories of those she has lost and a questioning conscience light the way to death. Author Shizuko Go was Setsuko's age in 1945, but it was not until 1972 that she wrote this intensely moving and thoughtful requiem for the ‘military nation girls.' Its appeal against militarism is all the more powerful because voiced by one who, as a child, embraced the war as her own. Few novels of the home front have so imaginatively transformed a chronicle of suffering into a search for meaning that has far- reaching implications for women and men in every country. REQUIEM, Shizuko Go's first published work, was awarded the Akutagawa Prize. inventory #378 ISBN: 0870117165., 0<

1985, ISBN: 9780870117169

Edição encadernada

Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover. keywords: Literature Translated Japan Asia . FROM THE PUBLISHER - Sixteen-year-old Setsuko h… mais…

Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover. keywords: Literature Translated Japan Asia . FROM THE PUBLISHER - Sixteen-year-old Setsuko has been a passionate believer in Japan's war effort, putting her heart into letters to frontline soldiers and doing munitions work with such dedication that she sacrifices her health. At the same time, she is the only girl in the school to befriend Naomi, the free-spirited daughter of an imprisoned opponent of the war. Naomi regrets she cannot be more like Setsuko the model student; Setsuko admires her plucky younger friend as she is; and their shared diary is a lively counterpoint of divided loyalties, fervor and skepticism, grief and hope. As the reality of war inexorably overwhelms these two young lives, Setsuko's world is indeed ‘darker with her eyes open. ‘After the August 1945 surrender -the ultimate disillusionment-she lies alone in a makeshift air-raid shelter while tender memories of those she has lost and a questioning conscience light the way to death. Author Shizuko Go was Setsuko's age in 1945, but it was not until 1972 that she wrote this intensely moving and thoughtful requiem for the ‘military nation girls.' Its appeal against militarism is all the more powerful because voiced by one who, as a child, embraced the war as her own. Few novels of the home front have so imaginatively transformed a chronicle of suffering into a search for meaning that has far- reaching implications for women and men in every country. REQUIEM, Shizuko Go's first published work, was awarded the Akutagawa Prize. inventory #378 ISBN: 0870117165., 0<

1985, ISBN: 9780870117169

Edição encadernada

Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover.. FROM THE PUBLISHER - Sixteen-year-old Setsuko has been a passionate believer in Japan’… mais…

Tokyo. 1985. Kodansha. 1st Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0870117165. 122 pages. hardcover.. FROM THE PUBLISHER - Sixteen-year-old Setsuko has been a passionate believer in Japan’s war effort, putting her heart into letters to frontline soldiers and doing munitions work with such dedication that she sacrifices her health. At the same time, she is the only girl in the school to befriend Naomi, the free-spirited daughter of an imprisoned opponent of the war. Naomi regrets she cannot be more like Setsuko the model student; Setsuko admires her plucky younger friend as she is; and their shared diary is a lively counterpoint of divided loyalties, fervor and skepticism, grief and hope. As the reality of war inexorably overwhelms these two young lives, Setsuko’s world is indeed ‘darker with her eyes open. ‘After the August 1945 surrender -the ultimate disillusionment-she lies alone in a makeshift air-raid shelter while tender memories of those she has lost and a questioning conscience light the way to death. Author Shizuko Go was Setsuko’s age in 1945, but it was not until 1972 that she wrote this intensely moving and thoughtful requiem for the ‘military nation girls.’ Its appeal against militarism is all the more powerful because voiced by one who, as a child, embraced the war as her own. Few novels of the home front have so imaginatively transformed a chronicle of suffering into a search for meaning that has far- reaching implications for women and men in every country. REQUIEM, Shizuko Go’s first published work, was awarded the Akutagawa Prize. inventory #378 ISBN: 0870117165., 0<

1992, ISBN: 0870117165

[EAN: 9780870117169], [PU: Rabbit Ears/Simon & Schuster], CHILDREN'S BOOKS AUDIO CASSETTE, New York. 1992. Rabbit Ears/Simon & Schuster. Hardcover book with audio cassette. Very Good in H… mais…

[EAN: 9780870117169], [PU: Rabbit Ears/Simon & Schuster], CHILDREN'S BOOKS AUDIO CASSETTE, New York. 1992. Rabbit Ears/Simon & Schuster. Hardcover book with audio cassette. Very Good in Hardcover and Slipcase. 0887082335. Illustrated by Kurt Vargo. Music by Ravi Shankar. 5 - 7 years. 36 pages. hardcover with cassette. FROM THE PUBLISHER - When a credulous Brahmin finds his life threatened by a clever, man-eating tiger, it is up to the Jackal to come to the rescue, in a favorite Indian folktale set to the sitar music of Ravi Shankar. Read by Ben Kingsley. inventory #43745 Very Good in Hardcover and Slipcase, Books<