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  1. Yibi Wei and Davidcompleted Xiao Shuling, a seemingly ordinary high school student, until one day the school beauty Qingqing Shuhua saw his secret. How will Xiao Shuling deal with the school beauty who is like a fish and a goose... —Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Ladies Tasting Tea (New Edition) Written by David Salsburg; Translated by Liu Qingshancompleted The reason why statistics is abused and misused is actually because it is too useful. To a certain extent, it can be said that it has changed the way we deal with problems. This is a statistical epic. Over the past 100 years, statistics has grown from nothing to something spectacular. A history of the development of statistics is a history of continuous innovation of the existing scientific system. This book describes this process in a simple and profound way, providing readers with a feast of i —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  3. Oligarch [US] Written by David Hoffman; Translated by Feng Naixiang, Li Xueshun and Hu Yaocompleted The book "Oligarchs: Wealth and Power in the New Russia" chronicles the rise of a new wealthy class in the post-Soviet era. From the beginning of Gorbachev's reforms in 1985 to the early days of Putin's coming to power, several high-profile oligarchs led Russia to conduct unprecedented and dangerous experiments. From power promoter Berezovsky, media king Gusinsky, oil tycoon Khodorkovsky, banking tycoon Smolensky, young reformer Chubais to Moscow Mayor Luzhkov... These oligarchs, incarnate as ar —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  4. Crazy Uric Acid: More Than Just Gout David Perlmuttercompleted It's time to find new paths to health and vitality in the context of new knowledge about uric acid. Dr. Perlmutter has discussed this issue with many of the world's experts in the field, read all the relevant scientific literature, and done all his homework. Come read this book and join Dr. Perlmutter on this health journey. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Commonly Used English Conversations Anonymous (Anchor: David Kim)ongoing This product is specially designed for those who learn English by driving (riding). It includes a total of thirty units and sixty practical life scenes or themes, covering various fields such as introduction, dining, renting and accommodation, shopping, transportation, date invitations, meetings, business, etc., Covering all aspects of daily work and life. The sentence patterns are practical, read by experienced American experts in different roles, and the pronunciation is pure and authentic. Be —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  6. Thirteen Ways to Smell a Tree (US) Written by David George Haskell Translated by Chen Weicompleted This book starts with the "fragrance" of trees and tells the relationship between trees and people from this small botanical perspective. The book contains 13 essays on the aroma of different trees, plus a "Scent Guide". Although it is a small and exquisite book on botany, it can make people think deeply after reading it. The author of this article writes very beautifully, giving the impression that he uses the way of tasting perfume or wine to mobilize great sensory imagination, telling the pla —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  7. Human Understanding Research (Soviet) David Humecompleted The Classics of the World: The Spiritual Philosophy of the Logical Positivists. The philosophical masterpiece of David Hume, an important figure in the history of Western philosophy. Spiritual philosophy or science of human nature can be studied by means. Each research method has its own special advantages and can bring happiness, lessons or knowledge to mankind. This book covers various schools of philosophy, the origin of ideas, their connections, some doubts about the role of understanding, a —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  8. Walden Pond Walden (Bilingual Classics) (US) Henry David Thoreaucompleted "Walden" is a collection of essays written by American writer Henry David Thoreau, which details the author's secluded life living by Walden Pond for two years, two months and two days. This is a simple, fresh and philosophical book that records the author's unique understanding of nature, society and life, and presents the rich spiritual world of a transcendentalist. The frank brushstrokes reveal a sense of humor, and the deep thoughts shine with the brilliance of knowledge. As a representative —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  9. Deep Relationships: from Building Trust to Mutual Achievement [US] Written by David Bradford, Carole Robin; Translated by Jiang Fancompleted The ability to form deep relationships with others is critical to our lives and work. When we are in a deep relationship, we feel completely understood and supported. However, sometimes we find it difficult to form deep relationships with others, or to cope with the challenges that inevitably arise when we become more intimate with others. The reality is that all relationships are different, but most develop according to similar patterns. The process of building and maintaining deep relationship —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Bipolar Disorder – What You and Your Family Need to Know Written by David J. Miklowitz; Translated by Chen Youtangcompleted Thanks to more accurate diagnoses and better medications, the future for people with bipolar disorder is brighter than it was in the past. But if you or a loved one is struggling with the manic mood swings and deep depression that come with this disease, you have many hurdles to overcome at home, at work, and in your daily life. ●How can you distinguish the warning signs of mood swings in bipolar disorder from normal changes in mood? ●What drugs can be used for treatment now? What kind of side e —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Poor and Busy [US] Written by David Shipler, Translated by Chen Lilicompleted In America, poverty is an original sin. Why do people get busier as they get poorer, and get poorer as they get busier? Education, medical care and housing, employment, taxes and benefits, and even gender, region and culture. Poverty is always a "system" problem. Pulitzer Prize winner, focusing on the "working poor" in the United States and seeing the "invisible America". This is the America that has been forgotten. The car washer has no car to drive, the bank clerk's account only has US$2.02, A —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Valuation Techniques Edited by David T. Larrabee; Jason A. Voss; Translated by Wang Jinzhong Et Al.completed Valuation is the cornerstone of investment analysis, and a comprehensive understanding and correct application of valuation methods is the key to long-term successful investment. Proper application of valuation techniques can help investors distinguish between price and value. The key difference between the two comes from the flow of excess returns. Written by two valuation experts from the CFA Institute, this book brings together the insights and expertise of savvy and successful investors over —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  13. Taoist Catastrophe, I Walk in Yin and Yang Anonymous (Anchor: David Meow)ongoing Taoist disciples can draw talismans, recite mantras, do Qinggong, and be able to clone themselves, and they can go out of the mountains and enter the city. Martial arts masters, occult weirdos, lonely ghosts, fox fairies, snake monsters, and zombies are constantly haunting! Once the Xuanmen miraculous arts are revealed, they can all be captured! Remember to comment, subscribe, share and forward, it is not easy to make, thank you for your support! ! —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  14. David Landry's Swing Trading Rules (US) David Landrycompleted A textbook investment guide suitable for all investors! The essential manual for swing trading, improve your stock operation level! David Landry, a commodity futures trading consultant and master of the American Association of Professional Technical Analysts, has 20 years of stock trading experience! —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  15. Oxford General Reader: Astrobiology (Chinese Edition) [UK] Written by David C. Catlin; Translated by Hao Jihua and Zhang Shenglincompleted How did life on earth originate? Is life unique to Earth? How should we search for extraterrestrial life? They are both central questions in astrobiology. This is an exciting new discipline that incorporates research from microbiology, geology, astronomy and more. This book analyzes the factors that led to the creation and continuation of life on earth, and introduces the signs discovered when exploring the habitability of other planets, thereby providing clues for us to search for extraterrestr —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  16. Reject the Boss's Malicious Salary Increase David Who Loves to Eat Brainscompleted Refuse the boss's malicious salary increase —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  17. Utopia Translation Series M Series World War II Memory Series (All Nine Volumes) (English) Richard J. Evans [Netherlands] Ian Bruma [American] David I. Kozer [English] Lawrence Rees [Germany] Bettina Stangnet; Translated by Lai Liwei, Zhelilu, Tao Zehui, Liu Shuang, Chen Zhuang, Zhao Ding, Zhou Quan, Zhou Ruyicompleted This book deeply explores the historical development of Germany, Italy and Japan before and after World War II, revealing the rise, rise to power and profound impact of the Nazi and fascist regimes. Through the interpretation of war memories and reflections on peace, this book attempts to understand the past in order to avoid tragedies from happening again in the future. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  18. Rockefeller Letters [Hardcover Edition] (American) John Davidson Rockefellercompleted These letters come from the famous Rockefeller family. The elder Rockefeller was already extremely wealthy at that time. So, how did this father educate his "second-generation rich" son through every little thing in life? On November 17, 1887, 13-year-old John Davidson Rockefeller Jr. Began to write to his father, 48-year-old John Davidson Rockefeller Sr., At home in New York, beginning a 50-year history of correspondence between father and son. These letters are published in China for the first —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. Huaiyuan Reflects the Late Moon David Who Loves to Eat Brainsongoing [Running in both directions] × [Sober heroine] × [Subsequent male protagonist chasing his wife] Seven years ago, Jiang Wanyue's mother was seriously ill. She heard that the immortal elixir could give life to the dead, leaving flesh and bones white. So she found a man, who claimed to be the master of the Lingyun Sect, and said that he was looking for a mortal benefactor for the master to put an end to his past. And this benefactor was the grandmother of the girl next door to Jiang Wanyue when she —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. Psychology of Intimacy Written by David Stup; Jane Stup; Translated by Zhang Wenlongcompleted "Psychology of Intimacy" tells us that in love and marriage, the emotions of two people have a great impact on the quality of each other's intimate relationship. Most love will go through ups and downs, and the SMART love principles introduced in "The Psychology of Intimacy" help us understand the 5 things to pay attention to in intimate relationships, so that more love can have a happy ending. SMART love principles include five principles: self-awareness, emotion management, responsibility, emp —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  21. Xiang Talan (All Three Volumes) Gregory David Robertscompleted Lin Baba's life is difficult to describe in one word. He was an idealist, a philosopher, a poet, then a drug addict, a robber and a wanted criminal. Destiny threw him to the other side of the world - Mumbai, India. There he became the first white man to integrate into the slums of Bombay. He learned how to bathe with clothes on in rural India; he lived in a slum and became a beloved doctor; he joined a gang, engaged in smuggling and arms trading, and rushed into the hail of bullets again and aga —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. Education and Neuroscience David Suzercompleted Teachers are essentially "brain changers," so knowing how these brains work helps teachers succeed when connecting with young minds. This book is dedicated to applying the cutting-edge results of current brain research to teaching and learning. The book is divided into three parts: The Developing Brain, The Brain in School, and Developing Teaching Strategies for Every Brain. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  23. (New Edition) 900 Commonly Used English Sentences Anonymous (Anchors: David Kim, Susanne, Petersen)ongoing Learning English is a long-term accumulation process. Learning English can be done regardless of time or occasion, and you can make full use of your leisure time while driving or sitting in a car. For English that is often used in daily life and work, the effect of concentrating time on learning in the classroom is not necessarily ideal. If it can be combined with the specific context and purpose, it can often achieve twice the result with half the effort. —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  24. Nazi Billionaire [Dutch] David De Jongcompleted This book reveals the true story of how five of Germany's richest business families (the Quandts, the Flicks, the Funks, the Porsche-Piëchs, and the Oetkels) accumulated countless money and power by supporting the atrocities of the Third Reich. The author uses a large number of undisclosed historical documents to show how these business tycoons took the initiative to defect to Hitler, annexed Jewish enterprises, forced prisoner-of-war labor, and increased weapons production to equip the Nazi arm —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  25. Isaac Newton, the Age of Reason, and the Beginning of Modern Science (UK) Written by David Brewster; Translated by Duan Yihaocompleted This book is a masterpiece handed down by David Brewster, a member of the Royal Society, chairman of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, the discoverer of "Brewster's Law" and the inventor of the kaleidoscope, horseshoe-shaped electromagnet, lighthouse lens, etc. It is recognized as a masterpiece in the history of science. The author extensively collects various original manuscripts, taking Isaac Newton's magnificent scientific research as the main line, detailing the arrival —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  26. Math Awakening: Learn to Think Clearer [French] Written by David Bessis; Translated by Zhao Xiaoruicompleted Logic is an indispensable tool for human beings to understand the world. It supports mathematics and science and is one of the foundations of every major knowledge advancement of mankind since ancient times. Over the past 2000 years, logical reasoning seems to have developed quite maturely, and mathematics is also bright. But paradoxes, infinities, and inexplicable real-life problems always challenge mathematics. This book will provide insights into the ideological nature of mathematics through —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  27. Reconstruction of Heart (U. S.) Louise Hay, (U. S.) David Kesler; Translated by Fang Yueyuecompleted Each of us will encounter various losses in our lives, such as broken love, divorce, distance from relatives, death of lover or relatives, unemployment, loss of friends, death of beloved pets... These separations will bring us pain and make us deep in sadness and pain. Louise Hay and David Kessler argue that what makes us miserable is not the event itself, but the way we think about and respond to the pain. This book shares a variety of life stories and explores how we can heal our broken hearts —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  28. What Can You Do in 1 Minute? (Incredible "War Drag" Psychology) (US) Written by Jeff Davidson, Translated by Xu Zhicompleted "Procrastination" can be regarded as human nature. However, unfortunately, we "office workers" live in a fast-paced modern society. We must learn to "fight procrastination" and fight against our own nature, so as to stand out in the fierce competition. "What can you do in 1 minute?" (The incredible psychology of "fighting procrastination")" breaks down the "procrastination" problem into 60 effective suggestions, each of which can be easily understood in just 1 minute, allowing you to "fight proc —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  29. An In-Depth Introduction to Cryptography Written by David Wong; Han Lulu; Xie Wenli; Translated by Yang Yaxicompleted Cryptography is the foundation of information security. This book teaches readers to apply encryption technology to solve a series of problems in the real world, and talks about the future of cryptography, covering topics such as "encryption currency", password verification, key exchange, and post-quantum cryptography. The book is divided into two parts. The first part introduces cryptographic primitives, covering basic concepts of cryptography, hash functions, message authentication codes, cert —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  30. Fall of Giants (All Three Volumes) (UK) Ken Follett; David Yucompleted The first part of the century trilogy by the master of all-night novels Ken Follett, readers around the world read it in an average of three nights, and fought with the protagonist across the world! In the smoke of the world war, every life approaching death is growing enthusiastically - the Welsh miner boy, the American law student who has just lost his love, the impoverished Russian brother, the rich and handsome English earl, and the infatuated German agent... From the dusty and From the dang —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  31. Kremlin Letters: Stalin's Wartime Correspondence with Churchill and Roosevelt (UK) David Reynoldscompleted Drawing on the correspondence between Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill during World War II, "The Kremlin Letters" opens a window into the thoughts and personalities of the three leaders. They met only twice during World War II, and their relationship was largely established through letters, and their correspondence formed an important part of the strategic landscape of World War II. "The Kremlin Letters" provides a new perspective for the study of the history of World War II, and provides high-l —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  32. Walden (Latest Version) [US] Henry David Thoreaucompleted In the book, the author describes in detail the two years and two months he spent on the shores of Walden Pond. He stayed away from the city and came here alone, starting from scratch and creating a life with his own hands. In the quiet and vast nature, he planted in spring and harvested in autumn, was self-sufficient, made friends with nature, talked with plants and birds, played the flute on the boat, and fished by the lake... This book records the author's in-depth thinking and reshaping of h —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  33. The Easiest Way to Solve the Problem (UK) Written by Darren Bridge, David Lewis; Translated by Qin Yanjiecompleted This book provides the most direct and effective way of thinking to solve problems, that is: first focus completely on the problem to be solved, then change the perspective, break the conventional angle of looking at the problem, and then analyze the problem based on this angle, envision various possibilities, make a decision after weighing the pros and cons, and act immediately once the decision is made. With this method, the work will be trouble-free. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  34. The Coldest Winter: the Korean War Through American Eyes (US) David Halberstamcompleted A masterpiece that combines military, history, politics, diplomacy, and biography. More than half a century ago, the Korean War almost triggered World War III. Now the truth is finally starting to emerge. The newly founded New China and the United States fought hand to hand on the Korean battlefield, and also launched a comprehensive contest in strategic deployment and political diplomacy. However, the war that was originally planned to end in three weeks ended up lasting three years. Why did th —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  35. Chang'an Eagle Deed David Copfieldcompleted When the silver eagle pendant felt hot against her heart, Su Yihan understood the look in her mother's dying eyes - a little painful, a foreshadowing of fate. The scar on Jiang Zhu's eyebrow bone is not a brand, but a mark that his sister can recognize; the bronze talisman on Wei Qinglian's fingertips hides the mark of the word "Su" and the traces of his mother's wet tears; Ashi Nujiang's knife is always unsheathed when he is most embarrassed, and the locking sand records Jiang Zhu's gentlenes —Reads—Score—Shelves
  36. Wyckoff Volume Price Analysis Diagram Written by David H. Weiss; Translated by He Zhengyun and He Yiyang; Professionally Edited by Guo Ruicompleted A contemporary interpretation of Wyckoff's theory. Understand the language of graphics and gain insight into market trends. Become a master trader who can read charts and interpret trades. It has been more than 100 years since the birth of Wyckoff's volume and price analysis method, and it is still regarded as the standard by mainstream traders around the world. Weiss continued to expand on this basis and established a modern market analysis system. His analysis of price bar charts and volume b —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  37. Psychology That You Must Be Interested in (Set of 12 Volumes in Total) [US] Written by John Watson, Translated by Liu Xia; [UK] Written by David Hume; [UK] Written by Ellison, Translated by Pan Guangdancompleted "Psychology You Must Be Interested in" (a set of 12 volumes in total) starts from various categories of popular psychology and unfolds from multiple angles, showing readers a colorful world of psychology. From "Psychology You Must Be Interested in" (a set of 12 volumes in total), readers can find many common or curious psychological problems in life, helping readers conduct their own psychological diagnosis and relieve stress. "Psychology You Must Be Interested in" (a set of 12 volumes) includes —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  38. Walden Pond: Kiss Your Inner Peace Henry David Thoreaucompleted In his two-year daily life, Thoreau recorded how he cultivated land next to his cabin, planted in spring and harvested in autumn, and was self-sufficient; he recorded his admiration for nature, communion with heaven and earth, dialogue with lakes, forests and birds, observing animals and plants in the forest, playing the flute on the boat, fishing by the lake, and leaving his own observations and thoughts in the cabin; he recorded how he pursued spiritual life and how to calm his mind bit by bit —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  39. Walden Pond: Illustrated Museum Edition (US) Henry Davidcompleted This book is not only a famous collection of nature essays, but also an important natural history observation note. It records in detail what Thoreau saw, heard and thought during his seclusion at Walden Pond. In this simple attempt to live a self-sufficient life by opening up wasteland and cultivating land, Thoreau's heart is intertwined with desire and disappointment, recognition and doubt, determination and confusion, which reflects his attitude of challenging personal and even human boundari —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  40. Author's List: Walden Henry David Thoreaucompleted When he was 28 years old, Thoreau borrowed an ax and walked into the forest beside Walden Pond alone, built a cabin, cultivated wasteland, wrote and read, and lived alone for two years, two months and two days. After that, it took seven years and seven drafts to write the autobiographical essay "Walden" based on what he saw, heard and thought during this period of living alone. While showing the beauty of all things in nature, this book also shows a lifestyle that is extremely simple in material —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  41. Walden Henry David Thoreau(thoreau. H. D.)471k Wordscompleted "Walden" is the representative work of American writer Thoreau. It is a diary of the author's mood when he lived alone in the forest, including deep reflections on himself and nature. The work is beautifully written and the language is timeless and wise. It is a classic that has been passed down by people throughout the ages. In the spring of 1845, Thoreau came to the shores of Walden Pond, not far from his hometown of Concord, and spent more than two years living in seclusion, farming and eatin —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  42. Metacognition: Changing the Brain's Stubborn Thinking (US) David Disalvocompleted This book introduces some strategies to reverse the reward center of goals and overcome cognitive biases. In fact, we have to learn to identify which are our most effective points and which are our blind spots. The second part of the book lists some compulsory self-help techniques for transforming the brain, including how to silence the inner noise, cultivate inner peace, synchronize with the thinking of others, and enhance our imagination. This processing capability is astounding. Imagine what —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. 900 Commonly Used English Sentences Anonymous (Anchor: David Kim)ongoing English sentence patterns and sentences frequently used in daily life and work can be mastered by self-study in spare time. This product summarizes 900 commonly used English sentences and is specially designed for English learners of driving (riding) cars. It includes 34 units, with beautiful music interspersed between each two units, creating a relaxing and pleasant learning atmosphere. Each unit sets a daily life scene or theme, and selects the most practical English sentence patterns and the —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  44. Dao Zun********** DavidEastern Fantasy104k Wordsongoing In the world, demons are causing chaos and the people are in deep misery. Young Chen Yang was adopted by Master Xuanfeng of Shangqing Mountain. He studied hard in the mountains for ten years and developed extraordinary Taoist skills. He resolutely stepped into the world with the ambition of conquering demons and protecting the Tao. When he first arrived at the small town at the foot of the mountain, he encountered bandits who colluded with demons to act recklessly. Chen Yang used his powerful sk —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  45. Subtle Written by David Fonkinnos; Translated by Wang Dongliang; Lu Ruyucompleted ★The most influential novelist in France today, "a new generation of French lovers who whisper in women's ears", David von Kinnos, is a masterpiece. ★Shortlisted for the four major literary awards in France, including the Prix Goncourt, Prix Femina, Prix Renaudeau and Prix Medici, and won ten literary awards in one fell swoop; it dominated the French Amazon book sales list for two years, achieving a million-dollar sales miracle. ★A delightful literary dessert like truffle chocolate, awakening yo —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  46. ** [US] David Seaburycompleted What should we do when others create so-called "obligations" and impose them on us? How can we resist pressure and avoid being exploited based on others' misperceptions of "courtesy" and "responsibility"? After experiencing hundreds of cases, David Seabury, an authority in American psychology, firmly believes that rejecting the "evil selfishness" of others and defending the "good selfishness" of oneself is the key factor for people to achieve happiness. In this book, he will reveal the truth abo —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  47. Financial Geeks: Wall Street's Top Traders (Collector's Edition) (US) Written by Jack D. Schwager; Translated by Davidcompleted This book records 17 amazing financial geniuses: A trader who lost all his money several times early in his investment career eventually turned $30,000 into $80 million. A fund managed by a fund manager has achieved triple-digit returns for five consecutive years (i. E. Returns ranging from 100% to 999%). An expert in stock index futures trading, his average monthly return rate reaches 25%, and his annualized return rate exceeds 1,400%. A science and engineering master who graduated from the Mas —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  48. Supernatural Awakening: I Have a Book of Contract David Dai Tangliongoing Zhao Ping'an, an ordinary takeaway boy, accidentally got involved in a supernatural incident and obtained a mysterious ancient book that could sign a contract with a supernatural being. Since then, his life has undergone earth-shaking changes—— —Reads—Score—Shelves
  49. Walden Pond (Original English Version) Henry David Thoreaucompleted "Walden" is a record of the American writer Thoreau who lived alone by Walden Pond, describing what he saw, heard and thought during more than two years. The changes in the scenery caused by the changing of the seasons, as small as the fight between two ants, are all vividly reproduced in Thoreau's wonderful pen, and the description is not superficial, but has the precision of a naturalist. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  50. Thinking in Economics: 13Th Edition (U. S.) Paul Hayne, (U. S.) Peter Bettke, (U. S.) David Plechtko; Translated by Lu Dongxucompleted "The Way of Thinking in Economics: 13th Edition" is a popular general economics classic that has been published for 50 years and has been updated for 13 editions. The book has 16 chapters in total, focusing on the study of people's rational choices and their monetary and commercial results, and explaining how the laws of economics affect individual choices and social accumulation. It subverts the difficult and obscure explanations of traditional economics books and explains them in a down-to-ear —Reads9.4Score—Shelves