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Джо Симпсон

Joe Simpson

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Джо Симпсон – лучшие книги

  • Touching the Void: Intermediate Level (+ 2 CD) Джо Симпсон
    ISBN: 978-0-2305-3352-3
    Год издания: 2008
    Издательство: Macmillan Publishers Limited
    Язык: Русский
    The true story of Joe Simpson's terrifying climb of the mountain Siula Grande. Touching the Void is a gripping story of human courage and one man's will to survive.

    - Extra grammar and vocabulary exercises.
    - Notes about the life of Joe Simpson.
    - Notes about the story.
    - Points for Understanding comprehension questions.
    - A Picture Dictionary.
    - Glossary of difficult vocabulary.
    - Free resources including worksheets, tests and author data sheets at www.macmillanenglish.com/readers.
    - Audio CD/download is available for this title.
  • Касаясь пустоты Джо Симпсон
    Язык: Русский
    В книге описывается восхождение Симпсона и его друга Саймона Йетса на одну из вершин перуанских Анд в 1985 году. Двое молодых амбициозных альпинистов решают покорить удаленный и опасный западный склон Сиула Гранде, высотой 7 тысяч метров. При спуске в плохую погоду Симпсон падает и ломает ногу. В борьбе за выживание молодые люди вынуждены ежеминутно принимать непростые решения.
  • Storms of Silence Джо Симпсон
    ISBN: 0898865123
    Год издания: 1996
    Язык: Английский
    In Storms of Silence Joe Simpson brings up to date, in the vivid anecdotal style of This Game of Ghosts, his thoughtful, funny and moving account of his maverick life as a mountaineer. But behind the rich tapestry of adventures lies a dark and brooding disquiet. He recalls the terrifying avalanche that nearly wiped out his base camp during an attempt on the unclimbed north face of Gangchempo in the Himalaya. While climbing on Cho Oyo he meets a band of Khampas, including a four-year-old boy, fleeing over the high Nangpa La pass from the brutality of Chinese oppression in Tibet. Joe's love of Himalayan life contrasts with the ruthless Chinese destruction of the Tibetan culture and people. A violent brush with a skinhead in his home town of Sheffield is mirrored in his chilling encounter with the Peruvian police. On Huascaran, Peru's highest mountain, he hears unnerving ghostly voices and learns of the earthquake which buried 18,000 people and wiped out the town of Yungay below him. It reminds him of his boyhood visit to the Nazi concentration camp at Belsen. The book ends with the trauma of reliving, in quite unexpected circumstances, the dance with death he described so vividly in his bestselling book Touching the Void.