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  1. I Am My Brain (Netherlands) Written by Dick Swaber; Translated by Wang Yiyao, Chen Yanjing, Bao Aimin; Reviewed by Bao Aimincompleted This book is a summary of the life-long brain research work of Swarber, the most interesting and original brain researcher in the Netherlands, as well as a discussion of the social effects of these works. In the book, the author shows how the brain is conceived in the mother's womb to the study of brain specimens by researchers after death, which contains important information about brain function and human diseases. In addition, the author also puts forward many novel and scientific viewpoints —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  2. Lily Bible [French] Illustration by Pierre Joseph Redoute, Translated by the Editorial Department of Master of Artscompleted This book collects 192 kinds of beautiful flowers that were regarded as "lilies" by Westerners at that time, and uses modern scientific classification methods to strictly distinguish these flowers. While systematically introducing the types, distribution, characteristics, and medicinal value of lilies, it also explains in detail the meaning of lilies in the art world, and provides brief and rigorous appreciation instructions. In addition, it also introduces the Chinese and English names and Lati —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Astrophysics for Busy People [US] Neil Degrasse Tyson; Translated by Sun Zhengfancompleted What is the nature of space and time? How did the universe originate? Are we the only intelligent life in the universe? This is a question that lingers deep in everyone's heart. But in today's era, people are busier and have less time to acquire relevant knowledge by reading professional books. Who can guide us in our pursuit of this knowledge? There is no one more suitable than Neil Tyson. His book "Astrophysics for Busy People" is concise and clear, with sparks of wisdom everywhere. You can en —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  4. Learn to Ask Questions and Control AI: Prompt Words from Beginner to Proficient Cheng Xijicompleted AI large language models such as ChatGPT, Wen Xinyiyan, and MidJourney have been integrated into people's daily work, study, and life. Learning how to make good use of new AI tools has become a required course for everyone. However, for some slightly complex practical problems, the answers of the AI ​​large language model are very unstable, often deviating from the question or even being completely wrong. The main reason is that the question (prompt word) is not well written. Facts have proven t —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  5. Introduction to Minimalist AI: Understand the Thinking and Application of Artificial Intelligence in One Book Written by Huang Yongjian and Han Yifeicompleted What exactly is artificial intelligence? What can artificial intelligence do? What problems will the future development of artificial intelligence face? This book will tell you about artificial intelligence in an in-depth and simple way, including the history of artificial intelligence, core concepts and key technologies of artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence thinking and various applications, as well as the future development trends of artificial intelligence, etc. Everything you w —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Notes of Nature: the Story of 118 Chemical Elements (UK) Edited by Nature Research; Part of Springer Nature; Compiled by Nature Researchcompleted "Nature's Notes: The Story of 118 Chemical Elements" was translated from the In Your Element column of "Nature Chemistry" by Nature Research. It is one of the few popular science books among all books that covers all 118 chemical elements that have been discovered so far. Each element is written by one of the scientists who has studied it most deeply in the world. It is professional, authoritative, lively and interesting. It is suitable for middle school students and above who are interested in —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  7. Mental Arithmetic at 10 Times Speed - 56 Mental Arithmetic Skills for Primary and Secondary School Students (Japan) Tetsuya Kuritacompleted This is a mental arithmetic guide that can help children quickly improve their math scores. This book mainly covers mathematical knowledge points in primary and secondary schools. The example explanations in the book combine a variety of mathematical concepts and solution solutions to help children understand mathematical principles, develop logical thinking habits in mathematics, and stimulate children's own initiative. At the same time, for the after-school exercises in each unit, the author c —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  8. 10 Possibilities for Human Extinction Li Yimingcompleted Where there is survival, there will be death, and humans and the earth are no exception. The famous British astronomer Martin Rees pointed out that as the double-edged sword of science becomes increasingly sharp, it becomes increasingly difficult to keep the earth "healthy". Reese estimates that the chance of Earth being struck by a catastrophic disaster has risen from 20% 100 years ago to 50% today. The book selects the 10 possibilities that pose the greatest threat to mankind and explains them —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  9. Great Inventions That Changed the World Xiao Xuecompleted This book lists the scientific and technological inventions that teenagers should be familiar with and that have played a major role in promoting human civilization from several themes: "The Brilliant Starlight of Civilization", "The Magic of Humanity", "The Crazy War", "Exploration of Land, Sea and Air", "Technology Changes the World" and "Infinite Possibilities of Life". It not only provides easy-to-understand introductions to inventions, but also has vivid and interesting invention stories, p —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. Half-Hour Cartoon Chinese Geography 1-3 Written by Chen Lei·half Hour Comics Teamcompleted If all of China were a class, geography knowledge would be easy to remember! Tibet Qinghai Yunnan Guizhou Sichuan Chongqing Hunan Hubei Jiangxi Anhui Jiangsu Shanghai Zhejiang. The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (Brother Hun) easily explained the geographical knowledge of China's 34 provincial-level administrative regions clearly and clearly through witty language and hand-drawn comics. If we regard the whole of China as a "class", then this matter will be easier to understand! Tibet is th —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Pocket Detective Science Comic (Four Volumes in Total) Written by Uncle Kai; Illustrated by Zi Nuefangcompleted The "Pocket Detective" series tells the story of Ai Xiaopo, a 9-year-old boy who likes to solve crimes in Wutong Town on the Yangtze River. He forms a detective alliance with Ji Feifei, an alien who accidentally enters the earth. Through thinking, investigation, research and reasoning, he solves a series of mysterious cases around him. The story unfolds in the form of comics and contains many knowledge points that closely follow the primary school science syllabus, involving different scientific —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Half Hour Comic Universe Big Bang Chen Leicompleted After reading the 13.8 Billion-year history of the universe in half an hour, you can understand the big bang, singularity, black holes, gravitational waves, and dark matter in one breath... Through the form of hand-drawn comics, Chen Lei (Brother Hun) and his half-hour comic team explain to readers how the matter and energy born from the Big Bang guide everything in the universe: Particles clump together and become matter, allowing the sun to undergo nuclear fusion while being crushed by gravity —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  13. Fun Physics Yakov Isidalovich Belelimancompleted "Interesting Physics" is one of the most classic works by Yakov Isidalovich Beleiman, the world-famous popular science writer and founder of interesting science. It has been reprinted 22 times from its completion in 1916 to 1986, and has been translated into more than a dozen languages. In "Interesting Physics", the author not only strives to tell readers new knowledge of physics, but also expands the reader's horizons to a certain extent, helps the reader understand other knowledge he already k —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  14. Genetic Theory [US] Written by Thomas Hunt Morgan, Translated by Liu Shouxucompleted "The Theory of Genes" is a representative work of Morgan's chromosome theory of inheritance. The publication of this book marked the founding of the "gene theory". The author proposes that a gene is a genetic unit that makes up a chromosome and is an organic chemical entity. It can control the development of genetic traits and is also the basic unit of mutation, recombination, and exchange. The content of "Gene Theory" includes the basic principles of genetics, the mechanism of inheritance, the —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  15. Popular Astronomy (US) Simon Newcombcompleted Wormhole travel in "Interstellar"? The law of the dark forest in "The Three-Body Problem"? Potato farming in The Martian? Maybe you don't really understand these hardcore science fiction. "Popular Astronomy" will help you understand basic astronomy knowledge and easily understand science fiction blockbusters. "Popular Astronomy" is a masterpiece of astronomy written by Simon Newcomb, a great astronomer and legendary figure in human history. In order to make readers more interested in understandi —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  16. Popular Romance of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry Liang Hengcompleted "Popular Romance of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry" written by Liang Heng is a rare popular science book on mathematics, physics and chemistry. It gets rid of the boring boring of hard reading, and appears in front of readers with a "thin sugar-coating" with vivid examples, simple language, narration with erudite references, and chapter novels. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. Plant Battle Wang Jie, Science Has Story Teamcompleted All animals cannot survive without plants. Plants have no brains, but they have super intelligence. They give up moving, but they can fight back against their own kind, trap animals, and fall in love with and kill humans. They are super powerful creatures on the surface! This book sorts out the six survival rules of 29 types of plants, starting with the warrior lichen that brings life to the land; the deception tricks of the orchid, the master of disguise; the master of taming peppers, coffee, w —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  18. Theory of Relativity (Black Gold Series) (US) Albert Einsteincompleted The theory of relativity is a theory about space-time and gravity created by Einstein and is one of the foundations of modern physics. This book is divided into three parts: "Special Theory of Relativity", "General Theory of Relativity" and "Some Thoughts on the Entire Universe". It explains the knowledge about the theory of relativity in a simple and easy-to-understand manner from the perspectives of mathematics, physics theory and experiment. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  19. "Chemical Knowledge" (Part 2) Written by Wang Yuexiacompleted The contents of this book include the chemistry of daily life, carbon dioxide and the Arctic, reverie about silk, elimination of "white pollution", how the hole in the ozone layer is formed, comparable to natural gemstones, the increasing use of plastics, protein poisoning, fats that provide energy and necessary substances for the human body, the chemical process of breathing, the role of iron proteins on the human body, the chemical role in the stomach, the chemical principles of human fatigue, —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  20. Chemical Weapons Attack Feng Wenyuancompleted This book includes chemical weapons, chemical warfare, characteristics of chemical weapons, chemical obstacles, biochemical weapons, biochemical weapon protection, and the six "devils" of the chemical weapons family. —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  21. Origin of Species (English) Darwin, Compiled by Wen Shucompleted Darwin's "On the Origin of Species" overturned creationism and species immutability with brand-new evolutionary ideas, built biology on the basis of science, and put forward a conclusion that shocked the world: life has only one ancestor, and organisms gradually developed from simple to complex, from low-level to high-level. The theory of evolution it elaborated was one of the three major discoveries of natural science in the 19th century. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. Quick Reading of Common Sense of Life (Speed ​​Reading Express) Zhao Ping Editor-In-Chiefcompleted The word "nurture" is used more and more widely to nourish good skin, health and good temperament. This book shares with readers what issues should be paid attention to in the daily skin beautification process, and what simple methods are there to improve our skin quality? Losing weight has become a compulsory course for modern people. Blind weight loss will not only fail to achieve good results, but may also produce some side effects. So how to achieve healthy weight loss? What are some tips fo —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  23. Fundamentals of Chemistry (Student Edition) (France) Lavoisiercompleted "Fundamentals of Chemistry" is the foundation work of modern chemistry, a landmark achievement of the chemical revolution, and a classic of analytical-synthetic thinking. Using the operational definition of chemical elements, the perspective of mass conservation and quantitative experiments, he elaborated on the systematic nomenclature of chemical substances and integrated all the knowledge of chemical substances, chemical reactions and chemical operations known at that time into an orderly syst —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  24. Half-Hour Comic History of Science (Three Volumes) Chen Lei·half Hour Comics Teamcompleted A new work by the creator of comic-style science popularization! 7 Million fans online! From the geocentric theory to the theory of relativity, read about how human beings move from ignorance to rationality in half an hour. Open this book and learn to think rationally like a scientist in the age of information explosion. Through the form of hand-drawn comics, Chen Lei (pen name: Erhuanzi) and his half-hour comic team present to readers the process of the emergence and development of science from —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  25. Science Forbidden Area: 9 Secrets of the Mysterious Earth Medea Ed.completed Although human civilization is now highly developed and many mysteries have been revealed to the world, our known world is still just a drop in the ocean compared with the unknown world. Facing the mysterious space unfolding in front of us, human beings have been pursuing and exploring in a world full of surprises and strangeness since history. They have used the keys of their own wisdom to open mysterious doors one after another, and human society has continued to advance because of this. This —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  26. A Complete Collection of Mysterious Phenomena on the Earth Fang Zhou Editor-In-Chiefcompleted Infinitely unknown exploration of the earth: What is the future destiny of the earth? Is the Earth warming or cooling? Does the earth breathe? What's going on with the wonderful mirage? Is it possible that the vast ocean will turn into a mulberry field? Is there singing sand in the world? The plateau was brought by the wind? Who built the "Devil City"? Mysterious ruins of lost civilization: Are the prophecies of the mysterious crystal skull true? Who built the mysterious Colossus on Easter Islan —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. A Complete Collection of Mysterious Human Phenomena Edited by Duan Xiaoleicompleted "The Complete Collection of Mysterious Human Phenomena (Value Platinum Edition)" takes knowledge and interest as the starting point and selects more than 300 mysterious phenomena with the most research value, the most exploratory significance and the most concern in various fields. It is divided into 10 parts, including extraterrestrial legends, earth revelations, mysteries of strange places, lost civilizations, life exploration, human body mysteries, religious explorations, animal and plant exp —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  28. The Mystery of Supernatural Phenomena (Book Cube Volume 2) Editor of the Editorial Board of "Book Cube"completed When incredible mysterious events emerged one after another, people began to become curious - terrifying monsters, miraculous inductions, top-secret divination, eerie ancient houses, frequent disappearances, insurmountable deaths... There were too many phenomena that puzzled people, so the "messenger" Edgar Cayce appeared who had magical prophecy and could talk to the dead. He used hypnosis to explore science and divination to predict good and bad luck, allowing people to open God's mysterious b —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  29. Humanity's Unsolved Mysteries (Student Explorers) "Student Explorer" Editorial Boardcompleted In the long history, how many miracles have been created by human beings and how many mysteries have been left behind... "Unsolved Mysteries of Mankind" will take you to appreciate a small part of the many secrets that exist in the world. It will allow you to get close to undiscovered mysterious phenomena and secrets that have never been known. It will take you to the dark underground palace and the distant universe. It will describe to you the most mysterious and suspenseful story that has ever —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  30. Parasite Planet [US] Carl Zimmer Yao Xianghuicompleted Imagine a world where parasites control the minds of their hosts to the point of destruction. Imagine a world where parasites are masters of chemical warfare and camouflage, using their host's body to disguise themselves. Imagine a world where parasites guide evolution and where most species are parasites. We live in such a world. From the steamy jungles of Costa Rica to the fetid parasite havens of southern Sudan, Zimmer vividly shows how parasites alter DNA, rewire brains, make men more distru —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  31. How To: How to Solve Practical Problems Unrealistically [US] Written by Randall Monroe; Translated by Entcompleted How to take a selfie (with a telescope)? How to charge your phone (using the airport escalator)? How to send a courier (from the International Space Station)? How to tell if you are born in the 1990s (using carbon-14 dating)? How to cross the river (boil the river water dry)... In response to the common questions that everyone will encounter in life, "Science Geek" Randall Munroe uses his professional, rigorous multi-disciplinary knowledge and extraordinary imagination to give absurd but interes —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  32. Does God Play Dice? History of Quantum Physics Cao Tianyuancompleted This book is about quantum theory. Quantum theory is an extremely wonderful theory: from a physical perspective, it has aroused the most intense controversy and concern among scientists; from a practical perspective, it has brought unparalleled changes and progress to our society; from a scientific history perspective, there is almost no period of history that has been more thoroughly studied than the creation of quantum theory. However, it is incredible that its basic ideas and hypotheses have —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  33. Time Knowledge (Part 1) Wang Yuexia89k Wordscompleted The contents of this book include the cycles of celestial bodies, human understanding of time, sidereal and solar days, independent local time, Greenwich Mean Time, China's standard time - Beijing time, the ins and outs of the world's current Gregorian calendar, the moon and the lunar calendar, unique The elegant lunisolar calendar - the Chinese lunar calendar, the twenty-four solar terms of great significance, the interesting branches and zodiac animals, the stories in the names of Western mont —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  34. Entering Science·alien Life Science Popularization Group Editorcompleted The vast universe and the vast sea of ​​​​people are full of wonders and strange things happen one after another. There are many mysteries and technological wonders that are endless and mysterious, making it difficult for us to understand our own living environment. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  35. Wonderful World of Particles Written by Huang Tao and Cao Juncompleted This book contains the mystery of the smallest unit of matter, basic particles are not "basic", two mysterious interactions in the microscopic world, quarks trapped inside hadrons, quarks with both color and taste, mediators that transmit the four interactive forces and the path to unification, why nature needs the Higgs particle, mysterious ghost particles, small ghosts causing big waves, problems with the composition of matter in the universe, and problems in wonder. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  36. Quantum Universe (UK) Brian Cox (UK) Written by Jeff Fujiu, Translated by Wang Yifancompleted The world-famous popular science classic of quantum mechanics, a book that allows you to understand the nature of the universe and see the future of science and technology. For physicists, quantum mechanics is one of three pillars supporting our understanding of the natural world, the other two being Einstein's special and general theories of relativity. Einstein's theory dealt with the properties of time and space, as well as gravity, respectively, while quantum mechanics dealt with everything —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  37. Popular Astronomy (US) Written by Simon Newcomb; Translated by Chen Zipengcompleted An excellent introductory guide to understand all things in the universe, making astronomy easy to understand and usable! The classic astronomy masterpiece by American astronomer Simon Newcomb is a popular science knowledge book all over the world. This book starts from the structure of the universe and introduces the operation of celestial bodies, including the solar system, how to determine the position of celestial bodies, the annual motion of the earth, etc., And then tells the development a —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  38. Understand Quantum Mechanics from Scratch Dai Jincompleted Quantum mechanics is the cornerstone of modern physics and promotes the rapid development of science and technology. Quantum is still in the news today. This book will systematically and rigorously introduce the basic principles and applications of quantum mechanics to the majority of technology enthusiasts. Readers need to be familiar with relevant content in high school physics and mathematics and be willing to learn scientific thinking. Although quantum mechanics is a modern science with a my —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  39. Chemistry in Life Silvano Fusocompleted How many chemical reactions do people encounter in a day? From waking up to falling asleep, we are surrounded by chemistry every moment. From physiological functions to supreme thoughts, everything is related to chemistry. Although chemistry has caused public suspicion and anxiety from time to time, it is indispensable, so we must face it squarely in order to eliminate prejudice and understand its importance. In this book, Italian chemist and popular science writer Silvano Fuso uses an ordinary —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  40. Reshape the Brain, Reshape Life (US) Written by Norman Doidge, Translated by Hong Lancompleted The brain is an organism that can change its own structure and function. It can continue to change as long as it is alive and no matter how old it is. "Neuroplasticity" is the biggest breakthrough in recent neuroscience. This revolutionary discovery has overturned the centuries-old belief that "the brain cannot change in adulthood." The phenomenon that nerve cells can regrow and create new connections not only brings hope to people with mental disabilities, but also brings opportunities for reco —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  41. A Brief History of All Things Written by Bill Bryson, Translated by Yan Weiming; Translated by Chen Yongcompleted This is an easy-to-understand and fascinating book about the history of the development of modern science. The author uses clear, humorous writing style to record many interesting stories that happened from the Big Bang to the development of human civilization. Surprises and sighs make up this book, and all things in the world vividly make up this book, which is helpful for people to understand the infinite mysteries of the world and grasp the development context of all things. This book not onl —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  42. Who Caught the God Particle? [French] David Louapre/author, [French] Lison Bernet/hua Sun Jiawen/translationcompleted Is it the number of stars in the universe or the amount of sand on the earth? Is the platypus a reptile or a mammal? In the animal kingdom, why are males always more beautiful? Do you have a lot of questions that you are embarrassed to ask? This book is for you! The author hopes to use this book to explore science at a broad level, rather than focusing on a specific field, so the content of this book covers many disciplines including physics, biology, mathematics, and even game theory and behavi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. Nine Chapters on Arithmetic (Student Edition) Zhang Cang, Geng Shouchang, Guo Shuchuncompleted In the "2020 Ministry of Education National Reading Guidance Catalog for Primary and Secondary School Students", 15 books in the Science Yuandian series were selected. Since all scientific classics are original works, they are generally relatively large in length. In addition, middle school students are under great pressure to take exams and are usually busy. Except for a few outstanding students, most students do not have time to read large works. In order to respond to the Ministry of Educatio —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  44. Understand the Theory of Relativity in 1 Hour (Comic Version) By Takekocompleted Although the science is profound, the expression can also be explained in a simple way. This book is a physics book that explains the knowledge and history of the theory of relativity in a popular way in the form of comics. The book divides the results of the theory of relativity 100 years ago and the theories still in use today into knowledge points, and tells them in stories one by one with humorous words and exaggerated cartoon expressions. It makes readers feel cramps in their abdominal musc —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  45. Topology and Physics Edited by Yang Zhenning; Ge Molin; He Yanghui; Translated by Chang Liang; Cui Xingshan; Yu Liweicompleted What exactly is topological physics? Is it the shoelaces, Chinese knots, non-stop connecting games around you, or the Möbius rings and Klein bottles in science fiction movies? In fact, they are all extensions of topological physics. This book collects the cutting-edge research results of 12 authoritative scientists at home and abroad, including Yang Zhenning. The content includes the development of topology in fields such as quantum information, gauge fields, and gravitational fields, as well as —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  46. Romantic Geography: in Search of the Sublime Landscape [USA] Written by Duan Yifu; Translated by Lu Xiaoxuancompleted "Romance" and "geography" seem to be contradictory words. Geography is down to earth, full of common sense, and necessary for survival. In the past, everyone had to know where to find food, water and habitat; now, everyone must carefully manage the earth's home to make it more livable. Today's geographical works lack drama. Maps, data, descriptions and analyzes abound, but there is no heroic deeds or the spirit of diligent pursuit. However, in recent history, geography did have magic and was con —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  47. Human Body Deciphering Science Popularization Groupcompleted The contents of this book include the glow in the human body, the magical blue man, can a person change from tall to short, and why human blood and skin are blue. Why is the "flesh" incorruptible? Why is the body immortal for thousands of years? Why are there incorruptible corpses in today's world? The spiral is the basic form of life, the meridians of the human body, and is there any difference between a man's brain and a woman's brain? Why do people gain weight? Why does the human body age? Th —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  48. Butterfly Illustrated Book Picture No. 1 Editorial Departmentcompleted "Butterfly Illustrated Book" is divided into three major chapters, namely Nymphoidea, Papilioidea, and Trichoidea. The book contains more than 400 pictures of nearly 200 species of butterflies and moths. It introduces in detail the name, alias, family and genus, wingspan, characteristics, larval stage, distribution, activity time and food of each butterfly and moth. It also describes the characteristics of each part of the butterfly and moth in detail and presents them to everyone in the form of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. Illustrated Guide of Common Succulents in Primary Colors Picture No. 1 Editorial Departmentcompleted "Beautiful Succulent Mixed Planting" is the creative work of Japanese succulent planting expert Masanori Tanabe. It covers basic knowledge of succulents, seedling selection and purchase, daily maintenance, mixed succulent planting, DIY flower arrangements, etc. The content of the book is detailed and practical, coupled with the beautiful succulent pictures, it can be said to be an exquisite succulent encyclopedia. Readers can feel the author's passion and persistence in caring for succulents fro —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  50. Wildflower Illustrated Book Fu Yanrongcompleted Flowers, also known as "flowers" and "flowers", are plants with ornamental value. Wildflowers generally refer to wild flowers. Flowers are the sexual reproductive organs of seed plants, and their main function is to reproduce offspring. The flower consists of pedicel (pedicel), receptacle, perianth, stamen group and pistil group. There are many types of wildflowers and their distribution range is extremely wide. Different types of wildflowers are distributed in areas with different climate condi —Reads9.3Score—Shelves