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A Short History of Nearly EverythingNature and science writer Bill Bryson examines some of mysteries of science and attempts to understand not only what scientists know, but how they know it, covering the creation of the universe, the s |
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The Driving BookPresents a guide to driving an automobile, for new drivers,and includes anecdotes and information on everyday challenges, from how to drive in bad weather, to unexpected mishaps such as road rage and |
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Five Equations That Changed the WorldThe stories of the people and discoveries that led to the five most powerful and important scientific achievements in human history. |
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The U.s. Legal SystemSurveys basic legal concepts and offers a practical guide to how the federal and state legal systems work. |
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The U.s. Legal SystemSurveys basic legal concepts and offers a practical guide to how the federal and state legal systems work. |
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In Our DefenseDiscussion of the first 10 amendments to the Constitution of the United States. |
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BuzzedConcisely describes the physiological effects of all commonly used drugs, both legal and illegal. |
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The Demon in the FreezerChronicles the reaction of the U.S. |
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How to Dunk a DoughnutPresents insights into what it is like to be a scientist and what scientists do through investigations of the science behind everyday activities, such as dunking a doughnut, boiling an egg, or throwin |
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The Science of Harry PotterExplores the ways in which the scientific world is like the magical world depicted in the Harry Potter books, and examines the origins of magical thinking as expressed in myth, legend, and witchcraft. |
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