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Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci

by Walter Isaacson, Jordi Ainaud i Escudero

2017 21 ed.
Basic economics
Basic economics

by Thomas Sowell

To know what economics is, we must first know what an economy is.

2000 15 ed.
Rich Dad's Retire Young, Retire Rich
Rich Dad's Retire Young, Retire Rich

by Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter

The following is the story of how my wife, Kim, my best friend, Larry, and I began our journey from broke, to rich, to r...

2002 18 ed.
The Timeless Way of Building
The Timeless Way of Building

by Christopher Alexander

There is one timeless way of building.

1979 3 ed.
Nicholas and Alexandra
Nicholas and Alexandra

by Robert K. Massie

FROM the Baltic city of St. Petersburg, built on a river marsh in a far northern corner of the empire, the Tsar ruled Ru...

1960 59 ed.
The Real Odessa
The Real Odessa

by Uki Goñi

I know that in many countries they don't or won't understand the Jewish problem.

2002 10 ed.
Big Over Easy (Nursery Crime, #1)
Big Over Easy (Nursery Crime, #1)

by Jasper Fforde

If Queen Anne hadn't suffered so badly from gout and dropsy, Reading might never have developed at all.

2005 17 ed.
Software Engineering
Software Engineering

by Roger S. Pressman, Bruce Maxim

"Have you ever noticed how the invention of one technology can have profound and unexpected effects on other seemingly u...

1982 55 ed.
The Code Breaker
The Code Breaker

by Walter Isaacson, Kathe Mazur

Had she grown up in any other part of America, Jennifer Doudna might have felt like a regular kid.

2001 21 ed.
Refuge
Refuge

by Alexander Betts, Paul Collier

2017 3 ed.
Noise
Noise

by Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony

Imagine that four teams of friends have gone to a shooting arcade.

2021 21 ed.
The French Connection
The French Connection

by Robin Moore

Tard dans la soirée du samedi 7 octobre 1961, après avoir travaillé vingt-sept heures d'affilée, l'inspecteur de premièr...

1969 14 ed.
Who Owns the Future?
Who Owns the Future?

by Jaron Lanier

We're used to treating information as "free"*, but the price we pay for the illusion of "free" is only workable so long ...

2013 7 ed.