samurai

"Travel back to medieval Japan with time-traveling brothers Arthur and Finn to prevent Tatsushi, a brave Samurai warrior, from making a fatal mistake. Will the boys convince Tatsushi to choose a different path in life and escape the clutches of the deadly tyrant Kuroda in time to make it back to the present?"--.

"Everything has changed for Brody since teenaged ghost Talia entered his life. Now trained in the supernatural arts and strong in mind and body. Brody is trapped in a prison cell with just hours left before his ex-girlfriend is destined to be the Penny Murderer's next victim. All the sacrifices Brody has made have been leading up to this night, and even if he can manage to escape from prison, the race is on to locate the crime scene before the killer strikes"--Back cover.

In Japan in 1853, at the time of U.S. Commodore Matthew Perry's visit to Japan, Yoshi, a young Japanese boy who dreams of becoming a samurai one day, learns about America from Majiro and has adventures with Jack, a young cabin boy aboard one of the U.S. ships. Includes historical notes and glossary.

A graphic novel version of the classic story of forty-seven Japanese warriors and their quest to avenge their master.

Once the loyal and respected retainer of the shogun and now a discraced exile, master swordsman Ogami Itto travels a path of vengeance with his young son, Daigoro. As the authors of the honorable Itto's fall, the Yagyu clan will stop at nothing to bury their secret treachery, and Itto will stop at nothing to bury the Yagyu!.

Ogami Itto, the Lone Wolf, and his nemesis, Yagyu Retsudo, lie dead on the field of their titanic duel. Ogami's young son, Daigoro, will not leave his father side, and none dare help the child, none save Togo Shigetada, a samurai on a desperate and deadly mission of his own!.

Contains an introduction to what it would be like to be a samurai warrior, in simple text with illustrations, including information on armor, weapons, skills, and duties.

Discover how these highly skilled warriors lived and served their masters, the nobility of medieval Japan.