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Aji's Quest
Aji's Quest is the true story of a young Quoll who wants to become a great master of the game of Go. Enthusiastic, cheeky, a little impatient, but certainly not hindered by any prior knowledge, Aji allows himself to be sent by Master Tenuki on a quest to the top of mountain Moyo. Getting there is not so easy, though. Aji must cross dangerous cliffs, conquer the guardians of the mountain, and face dangers and obstacles at every turn. Beware the wrath of the clams! Aji's Quest is fast-paced, seemingly chaotic, drawn entirely in style with the written story. Basic knowledge of go is recommended to better enjoy the book.
The Witches of Castle Crabapple
Who will be the next Princess of Crabapple Valley? Miggin is sweet but clueless. Druzilla is brave, brilliant, arrogant and nasty. Will they really Influence each other, as the queen hopes, or will they tear each other and the kingdom apart? The potential princesses slug it out with magic and mud as the servants rampage, monsters run amok, and the very castle trembles. The Witches of Castle Crabapple is a light, comic fantasy and the first in a new series, suitable for middle grades and up. Fans of Patricia C. Wrede's 'Calling on Dragons' series, Eva Ibbotson's children's books, and the Harry Potter series should enjoy a visit to Crabapple Valley, where the witches wreak havoc, magic is only a rhyme away, and the swineherds are all certain to marry princesses.
Go Stones Never Age
Go Seigen, also known by his Chinese name Wu Qingyuan, is considered by many as the greatest Go player of the 20th century. This book is a brilliant selection of 200 tsumego problems created by Go Seigen over many years. The problems contain amazing tesuji which can be used in actual games. There are three levels of difficulty, and each problem includes a hint, so that even intermediate players can tackle them. The selected problems are of the highest quality and are uniquely creative. The reader will rediscover the subtleties of Go, while exploring the many unexpected sequences found in the problem solutions.
American Newspaper Comics
The most comprehensive guide to U.S. newspaper comics ever published
Keep Fit!
Some people may think that the 5×5 board is just a reduced version of Go. Fukui Masaaki's little creations show that much of what is complex and profound in Go can be found in the tight confines of the 5×5 board. The problems cover endgame moves, aspects of life and death, attacking and defending, judgments based on calculating territory, the presence or absence of ko threats, and even things pertaining to the realm of middle game fighting. Not only is this book useful for improving your understanding of shapes and techniques, it is also a lot of fun!
Mickey Mouse
Follows Mickey Mouse and friends' adventures, including a future-telling Mickey in "The Mysterious Crystal Ball" and jungle daredevils in "The Lost Explorers' Trail."
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Mickey Mouse
Originally published as Mickey Mouse issues #1-3 (Legacy #310-312).
Question Quest
A magician sends a melancholic maiden on a rescue mission in Hell in this humorous fantasy adventure by a New York Times–bestselling author. As one of the trouble-making twins of Castle Zombie, Lacuna used to have so much fun when she was a little girl. But now at thirty-four, she’s bored stiff and wonders where her life went horribly wrong. To escape her funk, she heads to Good Magician Grey to pose a question. Of course, in Xanth, getting an answer is far from simple . . . Grey sends Lacuna to Hell in a handbasket . . . literally. There, she meets Good Magician Humfrey, who’s spent the last ten years waiting to get his wife back from a terrible demon. With her magical talents—and a few gorgons—Lacuna just might be able to help Humfrey, escape Hell alive, and fix her boring life, once and for all.
Bleibe Fit!
Fukui Masaaki kreierte zahlreiche Übungen auf dem 5×5-Brett, um sich selbst fit zu halten. In der Überzeugung, dass vieles von dem, was das Go-Spiel so komplex und tiefgründig macht, sich auch in den engen Grenzen des 5×5-Bretts wiederfindet, hat er in den Übungen zahlreiche Elemente des Go-Spiels kunstvoll kombiniert: Züge des Endspiels, Leben und Tod, Angriff und Verteidigung, Berechnung von Gebieten, Tesuji, Ko-Kämpfe und noch vieles mehr. Die Schwierigkeitsstufen reichen von niedrigem Kyu bis zum Dan, doch das Reizvolle ist, dass die einzelnen Probleme nicht gekennzeichnet sind, sodass man annehmen muss, jedes könne ein Dan-Problem sein. Die Kreationen von Fukui Masaaki helfen nicht nur das Verständnis für Formen und Techniken zu verbessern - sie bringen auch jede Menge Spaß!
