Remembering the Kanji, Vol 3 (ebook)
Remembering the Kanji, Vol 3: Writing and Reading Japanese Characters for Upper-Level Proficiency is the 3rd volume in James Heisig's popular and controversial series. Co-written with Tanya Sienko, Volume 3 covers an additional 1000 advanced level kanji, bringing the total kanji covered by the series to 3000. This ebook version is good value - I found it on the White Rabbit Press website for $US12.98 (delivered on CD) and considering the paperback is presently unavailable on Amazon it may be your only chance to get your hands on Vol 3 if you don't live near a major bookstore. The blurb on White Rabbit Press says:
This 491 page ebook covers just over 3,000 advance level kanji. Also included are the indexes of both Remembering the Kanji, Volumes 1 and 2 for a total of 639 pages.
but Volume 3 only covers the additional kanji from 2000~3000, NOT the whole 3000. Even so, good stuff.
Hey, I was wondering what people thought of Remembering the kanji vol. 2. Do people find it a useful follow on? Or - having remembered the meanings and writings of the 1st 2000 kanji - do people simply learn the vocabulary associated with them (and their combinations) and in that way learn all the pronunciations they need?
Posted by: Mark | January 31, 2006 at 10:39 AM
>>but Volume 3 only covers the additional kanji from 2000~3000, NOT the whole 3000.
doesn't the CD also include eBook versions of his first two books?
Posted by: Max Hodges | August 22, 2006 at 10:09 AM