Amazon の検索結果 ベストセラー 順 約 2000 件中 721 から 740 件目（100 頁中 37 頁目） 
- The Amazon Varzea: The Decade Past and the Decade Ahead
- Miguel Pinedo-Vasquez/Mauro L. Ruffino/Christine Padoch
- SPRINGER NATURE
- ￥46376
- 2010年
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 0.0(0)
This text covers what has changed over the last decade in the Amazon floodplain. It also looks forward, assessing trends that will determine the fate of its environment and people, offering information vital for strategies to confront these looming realities.
- Stalina
- Emily Rubin
- AMAZON PUB
- ￥2217
- 2011年
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 0.0(0)
- No Reserve: The Limit of Absolute Power
- Martin Redrado/Dan Newland
- AMAZON CROSSING
- ￥2217
- 2011年
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 0.0(0)
Translation of sin reservas: un limite al poder absoluto published in 2010 by Planeta.
- The Summer Son
- Craig Lancaster
- AMAZON ENCORE
- ￥2939
- 2011年
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 0.0(0)
He owed a lot of people, but I was the only one left to collect. I told myself that I didn?t care about him, only about what he owed me, whatever that was. I even tried to believe it. When Mitch Quillen's life begins to unravel, he fears there is no escape. His marriage and his career are both failing, and his relationship with his father has been a disaster for decades. Approaching forty, Mitch doesn?t want to become a middle-aged statistic. When his estranged father, Jim, suddenly calls, Mitch's wife urges him to respond. Ready for a change, Mitch heads to Montana and a showdown that will alter the course of his life. Amid a backdrop of rugged peaks and valleys, the story unfolds: a violent episode that triggered the rift, thirty years of miscommunication, and the possibility of misplaced blame. In Craig Lancaster's powerful novel, The Summer Son, readers are invited into a family where conflict and secrets prevail, and where hope for healing and redemption is possible.
- ジ・ユニオン
- ジ・ユニオン
- HYDRANT MUSIC
- ￥2305
- 2011年03月09日
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 1.0(1)
- Old Town
- Lin Zhe/George A. Fowler
- AMAZON CROSSING
- ￥2217
- 2011年
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 0.0(0)
Lin Zhe, one of China's most prolific writers, paints an unforgettable picture of an ordinary family caught up in the maelstrom that was China's most recent century. Her narrative ranges across the entire length of China, to California and back again, to the battlefields of the Anti-Japanese War of Resistance and the brutal ?struggle" of the Cultural Revolution. But it always returns to this family's home in Old Town, that archetypical, old-fashioned, and vanishing place steeped in the traditions of South China. Ms. Lin examines the inner strength that sustains people's lives in their darkest hours, when religious and political faith falter. And yet, a vein of irony and droll humor runs through this powerful story. Lin Zhe's novel may be understood as a love story, memoir, history, or allegory. For the non-Chinese reader it provides a rare and moving insight into Chinese lives in a century of fearsome upheaval.
- Amazon Alphabet
- Johnette Downing
- PELICAN PUB CO
- ￥2692
- 2011年
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 0.0(0)
A is for Amazon, B is for boa constrictor, C is for caiman, and Z is for zoologist in this colorful and informative nonfiction picture book for young readers. Each alphabetic entry gives children a little background on the term, and the bright collage illustrations provide a great example of what each item looks like.
- Amazon Web Servicesガイドブック
- ジェフ・バー/玉川憲
- インプレスジャパン
- ￥3740
- 2011年02月
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 4.0(5)
需要に応じてサーバーのキャパシティを増強、ハードウェアに関する悩みを解決。「スケーラビリティ」「冗長性」「信頼性」に優れたホスティングサービスを低コストで実現。
- Regarding Ducks and Universes
- Neve Maslakovic
- AMAZON ENCORE
- ￥2217
- 2011年
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- 0.0(0)
The Universe has split into two dual realities: Universe A and Universe B. Procrastinator that he is, Felix Sayers, resident of San Francisco A, has never gotten around to writing his mystery novel - and now it may be too late. The A-dweller has just found out that he has a double in San Francisco B and that his novel may have been written already - by himself, no less. Soon Felix finds himself trying to solve his own mystery - why does everyone seem to think he is to blame for the event chain that split Universes A and B some 35 years ago? And who is trying to kill him? As clues arise from his past in the form of a lost duck, Felix learns that in life no decision is too small and that his babyhood just might hold the secret to it all
- Dona Luz
- Juan Valera/Kenneth Evan Barger
- AMAZON CROSSING
- ￥2217
- 2011年
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- 0.0(0)
Do?a Luz must abandon her aristocratic life in nineteenth-century Madrid and begin anew in rural Andalusia. But what she cannot leave behind is her history: her illegitimate birth that defines who she is and what her future holds. Unwilling to settle for a husband of lesser intellect and sophistication, the lovely Do?a Luz announces that she will never marry. As it has for more than a century, the revered style of Spanish writer Juan Valera pulls readers into this novel of love and uncertainty. Does Do?a Luz follow the spiritual pull of Father Enrique or the sensual attraction of Don Jaime Pimental? A novel that has been enjoyed since its first publication in 1879, this translation offers readers a compelling view into the conflicts facing a protagonist of more than a century past, conflicts that are still poignantly relevant today.
- A Bit of Everything
- Juan Valera/Johanna Warren
- AMAZON CROSSING
- ￥2217
- 2011年
- 送料無料（コンビニ送料含む）
- 0.0(0)
I see I am soaring too high, so I shall descend and speak more plainly. So writes nineteenth-century Spanish author Juan Valera in "Cordovan Woman," one of a literary sextet found in the translation of his 1883 collection, A Bit of Everything. Whether readers resonate to the apologia of "Spring," in which Valera regrets his inability to express sentiments eloquently, yet delivers those sentiments with unparalleled elegance, or to the warm humor of "Cordovan Woman" as he delivers self-deprecating comments about his writing skills (all delivered in the brilliant prose for which he has long been famous), Valera's work is timeless. He holds us captive with his fascinating views of wealth in "A Bit of Chrematistics" and challenges us to think in "Women Writers in Spain and Praise of Saint Theresa," "On Goethe's 'Faust'," and "On Shakespeare." Humor, philosophy, a dash of love and sensuality, along with insightful social observation make this book as fresh today as it was a century ago.
