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  1. Engineering Geology and Soil Mechanics Editor-In-Chief Cheng Jiancompleted This book consists of two parts: engineering geology and soil mechanics. It mainly introduces rocks and their engineering geological properties, geological structures, natural geological processes, groundwater, hydraulic engineering geological problems, physical properties of soil and engineering classification, soil permeability, stress calculation in soil, soil compressibility and foundation settlement calculation, soil shear strength, soil pressure, foundation bearing capacity, special soil, —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  2. Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology (Chen Nanxiang) Editor-In-Chief Chen Nanxiangcompleted The book consists of three parts and seventeen chapters. The main contents include basic knowledge of the earth, rocks, geological structures, natural (physical) geological processes, introduction to groundwater, groundwater movement and dynamics, groundwater in different water-bearing media, research on seepage problems in building areas, evaluation of groundwater resources, engineering geological research on rock mass structures, engineering geological research on dams, engineering geological —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  3. Constellations and the I Ching Yao Jianmingcompleted Constellation culture is actually just a branch of Western astrology. Constellations and astrology have produced many touching stories and cultures during their spread. The I Ching is the essence of our country's traditional culture. What especially needs our attention and understanding is that the idea of ​​the unity of nature and man is reflected in the constellation culture and the Book of Changes, which always affects our thinking and thinking. —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  4. Python Basic Tutorial Compiled by Wu Renquncompleted This book first starts with the installation of Python, and then introduces the basic knowledge and basic concepts of Python, including lists, tuples, strings, dictionaries, and various statements; then it gradually introduces some relatively advanced topics, including abstractions, exceptions, magic methods, attributes, and iterators; and then discusses how to use Python with The database, network, C language and other tools are used together to bring out the powerful functions of Python. At th —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  5. The Course of Science Wu Guoshengcompleted "The Process of Science" is a popular general history of world science. Starting from the impact of Eastern civilization and science and technology on human progress, and focusing on the development process of Western civilization and science, it also explores the essence of scientific spirit and the power to promote scientific development. Through concise and passionate narration of scientists' lives and scientific discovery process, it explains the significance and value of each important scie —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  6. Scary Science Ji Yan, Cai Zijincompleted This book provides readers with a detailed interpretation of many incredible scientific stories, including the "abyss of truth and falsehood" behind science, scientific phantoms that cannot be believed, scientific mysteries behind life and death, and the steps to track scientific illusions. The content covers astronomy, geography, culture, science and technology, biology and other aspects. It provides a popular discussion of the mathematics, physics, chemistry, medicine and other principles invo —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  7. Virus Planet [US] Carl Zimmercompleted Viruses took over the planet long before humans appeared, enduring extreme conditions such as heat, cold, or drought. Today, viruses are still everywhere, and even the gadgets recently used to deal with them, such as antibiotics or cold syrup, cannot harm them. Viruses have left a wealth of information in our DNA. 8% Of human DNA fragments come from viruses. It is not an exaggeration to say that they are our somewhat distant ancestors. But be careful, these dormant fragments in human DNA can rev —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  8. Learn to Ask Questions: Key Skills for Dialogue with Chatgpt in the Era of Large AI Models Sujiangcompleted This book is a practical-oriented book for the AI ​​era. It is dedicated to helping readers master the skills of efficient dialogue with AI assistants. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, applications such as intelligent interaction, speech recognition, and natural language processing have penetrated into all aspects of our daily life and work. Questioning skills have become everyone's core competitiveness in this era. This book pays special attention to prompt skil —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  9. 300 Examples of Python Programming - Quickly Build Executable and High-Quality Code Li Yonghuacompleted This book takes the development of artificial intelligence as the background, describes the algorithm through actual case applications, and provides Python programmers with more detailed practical solutions for in-depth learning. Mainly from the algorithm, it is divided into mathematics, search, backtracking, recursion, sorting, iteration, greedy, divide and conquer and dynamic programming; from the data structure, it is divided into string, array, pointer, interval, queue, matrix, stack, linked —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. Deepseek: AI Tools That Everyone Can Learn Lushan AI Research Society Editorcompleted This book takes the currently popular artificial intelligence tool DeepSeek as the core. Through rich and practical content, it helps readers grow from novices who know nothing about DeepSeek to experts who can flexibly use its functions to solve various problems. The book selects typical application scenarios in multiple fields, such as learning assistance, workplace office, life entertainment, and self-media creation, etc., To fully demonstrate the powerful functions of DeepSeek to readers. Th —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  11. Everyone Can Play and Earn Money from AI Painting Sky Gegecompleted In recent years, AI painting has attracted widespread attention and has great potential in many application fields. It not only changes the way of creating paintings, but also broadens the possibilities of artistic expression in design work. This book uses easy-to-understand language, vivid examples and professional analysis to present the operation steps and application methods of AI painting with exquisite pictures. It explains complex mathematical principles and technical concepts in a simple —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  12. Deepseek Writing Revolution: a Complete Guide to AI-Assisted Creation Di Pucompleted This is a cutting-edge guide for creators in the digital age, systematically analyzing how artificial intelligence is reshaping the writing ecosystem. From basic tool operation to high-level creative integration, this book covers diverse scenarios such as novel creation, business copywriting, academic papers, etc., And reveals the core logic of AI-assisted writing: quickly generate framework drafts through intelligent semantic analysis, use deep learning models to break through inspiration bottl —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  13. Word and Excel Are Essential for Efficient Administrative and Secretarial Work Zhang Falingcompleted The book "Word, Excel Essentials for Administrative and Secretarial Efficient Office Work" uses a large number of examples that simulate real work applications. These examples are easy for readers to flexibly apply and extend to actual work. When explaining operating methods and techniques, this book uses detailed step-by-step graphic demonstrations to ensure that readers can follow the diagrams, achieve results step by step, enhance confidence, and understand the essentials. The book "Word, Exc —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  14. Excel Is Essential for Efficient Office Work in Daily Accounting and Financial Management Compiled by Wu Zuzhen, Hao Chaoyang, Chen Yuancompleted The book "Excel Essential for Daily Accounting and Financial Management for Efficient Office Work" gives a large number of examples that simulate real work applications. Readers can flexibly apply them and extend them to actual work. When explaining operating methods and techniques, this book uses detailed step-by-step illustrations to ensure that readers can follow the pictures to achieve results step by step, enhance confidence, and understand the essentials. The book is divided into 17 chapt —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  15. Fashion Designer Manuscript Quick Picture Album: Human Body Dynamics·quick Expression of Dressing Liu Xiaoyancompleted Grasping the current fashion trends and combining the existing teaching characteristics in my country, it not only focuses on the systematicness and standardization of professional basic theory, but also pays attention to the diversity and practicality of professional teaching. It mainly describes the inner rules and methods of clothing human body drawing from the aspects of skeletal characteristics of human body drawing, drawing methods of male and female human bodies from different angles, pro —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  16. Perfume Notes: Record of Extraction of 55 Natural Flavors Cai Jinwencompleted "Fragrance Notes: Record of Extraction of 55 Natural Flavors" illustrates the four spice extraction methods (combining, soaking, squeezing, and liposuction), starting from five major categories (flowers, fruits, grass leaves, aromatic Chinese herbal medicines, and animal spices), detailing the characteristics and extraction process of 55 natural spices, and providing fragrance blending suggestions and techniques. No expensive equipment is needed to extract the essence and prepare perfume. The bo —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  17. We Are Only 10% Human: Understand the 90% of Microorganisms That Govern Your Health and Happiness (New Edition) [English] Written by Alanna Coren, Translated by Zhong Jilin, Reviewed by Zhang Shanglincompleted Our bodies are not only made up of muscles and bones, but also bacteria and fungi. These microbes influence our weight, immune system, mental health, and even our choice of partners; they are also a new way to understand modern diseases such as obesity, autism, mental illness, allergies, autoimmune diseases, and cancer. Based on evolutionary biology, the author studies the symbiotic relationship between microorganisms and humans since ancient times. Microbial genes are also part of our genes, bu —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  18. 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
  19. Learn Python Easily: Crawlers, Games and Website Building Wang Chunyancompleted Based on Python 3.6, This book guides readers to learn Python development technology in a simple and easy-to-understand way with pictures and texts. The main content includes Python basics, Python data structure, Python modules, file reading and writing, exception handling, MySQL database operations, crawler development, game programming, Django website building, etc. The whole book provides crawler, game and Django development projects, allowing readers to develop practical applications by them —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  20. Human Body Seen from the Inside Out He Xiangchuncompleted Why can frozen corpses be resurrected, who is the murderer of Napoleon, where do the people of the Andaman Islands come from, are there people who can shine, what can be heard based on people's voices, why human blood and skin are blue... Do you want to solve these mysterious events about the human body? This book will be a good assistant to help you crack the magic code. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  21. The Most Interesting Physics Book in the World (Korean) Compiled by Lee Ho-Hyuncompleted You must know that Bell invented the telephone, but do you know the physics in our lives? It can explain some wonderful phenomena, and you will discover the powerful power of physics from humble things. —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  22. Physics Turns Out to Be so Interesting (Hardcover) Li Yancompleted Human life is inseparable from nature, and there are rules to be found behind all the magical phenomena in nature. For example, sounds are divided into different frequencies, and if they exceed a certain frequency range, they are annoying noises to humans; matter has three forms: liquid, gaseous, and solid, and they can be converted into each other; sunlight can be divided into seven, from the original white light to red, orange, red, green, blue, blue, and purple; a force called force is everyw —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  23. How to Talk to Your Dog About Quantum Physics Chad Ozercompleted Forget Schrödinger's cat, dogs and quantum mechanics are actually more closely related! Who would have thought that the key to elucidating quantum physics would be a dog? Amy is no ordinary dog. When physics professor Chad Ozell adopted her from a shelter, she was immediately drawn to his work. Can she get through her neighbor's fence based on quantum tunneling theory? Can she use diffraction to track the squirrel around the tree? Or capture a rabbit made of cheese based on virtual particles? —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  24. The Origin of All Things British "New Scientist" Magazine; (UK) Graham Lawton's Text; (US) Jennifer Daniel's Illustrations; Zhang Butian's Translationcompleted Where are we from? How did everything originate? It's the biggest question in the universe; New Scientist has the answers... This book carefully selects 53 representative topics in six categories; from the big bang, dark matter, the origin of life, human evolution, the history of money, the history of wine, the past and present of property, the gene drive behind human emotions, to the invention of toilet paper and the secret of boogers. Simple and poetic narration; subvert your common sense anyt —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  25. The Artificial Intelligence Revolution: History, Present and Future Wang Tianyicompleted After being included in the "13th Five-Year Plan" National Science and Technology Innovation Plan issued by the State Council in August 2016, artificial intelligence was once again included in the 2017 "Government Work Report", which means that artificial intelligence technology is rapidly advancing in national policies. Someone once said that "the impact of artificial intelligence on society and life will not be lower than that of the Internet." So what exactly is artificial intelligence? What —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  26. A Brief History of Science Frenchwritten by Henri Poincaré; Translated by Liu Xiacompleted "A Brief History of Science" is Henri Poincaré's representative work, and it is also the quintessential summary of his scientific thoughts. It is a book about the history of the development of science in the world. It mainly discusses the evolution of scientific laws, mathematics and logic, infinite logic and other scientific and philosophical issues. In the book "A Brief History of Science", Henri Poincaré, a master of scientific research, also elaborated on his views on issues such as space, t —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  27. Chemical History Zeng Xun, Ma Chengcompleted The content of this book includes chemical pottery making - pottery making, chemical pottery making in the primitive period, important breakthroughs in ceramic technology, the sudden rise of porcelain art in the Tang and Song Dynasties, the heyday of ancient porcelain art, metal purification - metallurgical smelting, cold hammer and hot casting metallurgical technology, early copper ore smelting technology, the first bile water copper smelting method, chemical processes in iron and steel making, —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  28. How They Work Compiled by Wei Yicompleted Maybe you haven't noticed that our lives are full of all kinds of "miracles" - those interesting tools and wonderful machines, those common public facilities, and all kinds of technological products around us... It is because of them that our lives have become so comfortable and beautiful. Don't believe it? Then count how many "silent friends" you meet every day: early in the morning, your mobile phone will wake you up with a beautiful ringtone; you wash your face with hot water from the water h —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  29. Mathematics Is so Fun (New Version) Susumu Sakuraicompleted Why should I study mathematics? Why should I study physics? Why should I study chemistry? What are they used for? How does the science knowledge learned in the classroom relate to our lives? This series of books will tell us: in life, these scientific knowledge are everywhere, and it is very important to learn them well. The authors of this series are experts and teachers from related disciplines. Through the combination of pictures and texts, and easy-to-understand words, they introduce a serie —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  30. Must-Hear Math Stories Feng Zhiyuan, Cai Yingcompleted Mathematics is a subject that studies concepts such as quantity, structure, change, and spatial models. It is a subject that arises from counting, calculation, measurement, and observation of the shape and movement of objects through the use of abstraction and logical reasoning. The learning and application of basic mathematical knowledge is an indispensable and important part of individual and group life. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  31. Adventures in the Physics World (Gomai Classic) (US) Written by George Gamow; Translated by Yang Xicompleted This book will answer your following questions through the dreams and adventures of Mr. Tompkins, a young bank clerk: 1. Why can't any object exceed the speed of light under any conditions? As an object approaches the speed of light, its ability to resist further acceleration—in other words, its mass—must increase infinitely, so it cannot exceed the speed of light. 2. Why is it impossible for a perpetual motion machine to exist? The second law of thermodynamics states that excess heat must be ge —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  32. The Mathematics of Deep Learning (Japan) Written by Yoshiyuki Wakui and Sadami Wakuicompleted "The Mathematics of Deep Learning" is an easy-to-understand introduction to the mathematical knowledge related to deep learning based on rich illustrations and specific examples. Chapter 1 introduces the overview of neural networks; Chapter 2 introduces the basic mathematical knowledge required to understand neural networks; Chapter 3 introduces the optimization of neural networks; Chapter 4 introduces neural networks and error backpropagation method; Chapter 5 introduces deep learning and convo —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  33. Mathematics Stories for Teenagers (Part 1): Algebraic Wonders Written by Chen Yongming, Illustrated by Liu Siyuancompleted Professor Chen Yongming combined more than 50 years of mathematics teaching experience to create this series of books "Mathematics Stories for Teenagers". Algebra is an important branch of mathematics. This book not only involves classic algebraic knowledge, such as numbers, formulas, equations, functions, sequences, and limits, but also explores modern mathematical elements such as probability, sets, logic, combination, algorithms, cryptography, and chaos. The short articles span ancient and mo —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  34. Elements of Geometry (Gomai Classic) (Ancient Greece) Euclid; Translated by Zhang Butiancompleted "Elements" is an immortal work by the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid, which integrates the achievements and spirit of the entire ancient Greek mathematics. It was written around 300 BC and is divided into 13 volumes. The book preserves many of the early geometric theories of ancient Greece, and Euclid conducted groundbreaking systematic arrangements and complete expositions. "Elements of Geometry" has been published in more than 1,000 editions in different languages ​​for more than 2,000 yea —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  35. What Is Life (Guomai Classic) (Austria) Written by Erwin Schrödinger; Translated by Xiao Mengcompleted In 1943, Nobel physicist Schrödinger gave a series of lectures at Trinity College in Dublin, making his understanding and thinking about life public. The following year, this series of lectures was compiled into a book and published, which is this very influential little book - "What is Life". In this book, Schrödinger explores the relationship between quantum physics and the latest discoveries in biology, inspiring a younger generation of scientists. The three men who won the Nobel Prize for re —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  36. Burn the Math Books: Reinventing Mathematics (US) Written by Jason Wilkes, Translated by Tang Lucompleted "Burn the Math Book: Reinventing Mathematics" is a popular science book on mathematics with a new concept. A major feature of this book is that it puts aside the traditional and obscure mathematical symbols and narrative methods, and starts from scratch to explain advanced mathematical knowledge and concepts in a language that is easy for young people to accept. This book breaks the convention in the mathematics education community that one must spend a lot of time and energy learning the rigoro —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  37. Beautiful Chemical Structure Liang Yancompleted The historical part of this book comprehensively displays the important historical events in the process of chemists understanding the microstructure of matter from 10 aspects, including atomic structure, crystal structure, and biological macromolecule structure. The appreciation section displays 58 chemical structures in a delicate image style, and also includes screenshots of CG animations of chemical structures. The notes section at the end provides a brief introduction to the 58 chemical str —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  38. CTF Special Training Camp: Detailed Technical Explanations, Problem-Solving Methods and Competition Skills Flappypig Teamcompleted This book is written by FlappyPig, a well-established domestic CTF team. Team members have won multiple XCTF International League Championships, TCTF/0CTF Championships, third place in the WCTF World Hacker Master Challenge, and have been shortlisted for the Defcon Global Finals many times. They have rich practical experience. This book focuses on the three dimensions of safety technology, problem-solving methods and competition skills required for CTF competition. It aims to lead readers who ar —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  39. Web Front-End Development Technology Edited by Lu Ye, Bai Suqin, Etc.completed This book closely follows the development of the Internet industry and the technical and ability requirements for Web front-end development engineer positions. It introduces in detail the three basic elements of front-end development: HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It also covers the currently popular technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, as well as Ajax and JSON. The textbook contains a large number of examples, thinking questions, and supporting experiments to facilitate readers to learn, pract —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  40. Zero Basic HTML+CSS from Entry to Proficiency Lingyi Learn Quicklycompleted This book aims to help readers with no basic knowledge learn and master computer programming HTML+CSS language, from entry to proficiency. It guides readers step by step to learn the basic content and advanced core knowledge of HTML+CSS language for web page production. It also uses a large number of code examples and illustrations of actual web page scenarios combined with programming skills from current popular corporate work to increase readers' practical experience in designing web pages and —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  41. 11 Tricks to Master Network Security - Use Python to Be Safer Hstkingcompleted This book is divided into 10 chapters, providing attack methods and prevention tips for nearly 30 types of network attacks on the Internet and local area networks. It uses Python tools and scripts to make the network safer. The author classifies these 30 methods according to attack methods and divides them into 10 categories. Each method is elaborated on concepts, principles, tools, prevention secrets, etc. It is a network security prevention textbook that all companies should start with. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  42. Deep Analysis of CSS [US] Written by Keith J. Grantcompleted This book aims to achieve two goals: to help readers deeply master the CSS language and quickly understand the new developments and features of CSS. This book is divided into the following four parts. The first part reviews the basic knowledge and focuses on several details that are easily overlooked, including cascading and inheritance, relative units, box models, etc.; The second part introduces various key tools for web page layout, such as floating layout, Flexbox, grid layout, positioning, —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  43. Python Functional Programming (2Nd Edition) (US) Written by Steven F. Lottcompleted Python has many core features of functional programming, so it can learn from the design patterns and programming techniques of other functional languages ​​to write concise and elegant code. This book first introduces the general concepts and characteristics of functional programming, and then explains iterators, generator expressions, built-in functions, commonly used higher-order functions, recursion and reduction, the use of utility modules and decorators, as well as workarounds to avoid Pyt —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  44. Chemistry Is so Fun (New Version) Written by Zuo Juan Jiannan, Translated by Jin Leicompleted Why should I study mathematics? Why should I study physics? Why should I study chemistry? What are they used for? How does the science knowledge learned in the classroom relate to our lives? This series of books will tell us: in life, these scientific knowledge are everywhere, and it is very important to learn them well. The authors of this series are experts and teachers from related disciplines. Through the combination of pictures and texts, and easy-to-understand words, they introduce a serie —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  45. If Science Could Do It This Way (New Version) [French] Written by Antonio Fischetti [Biated] Painted by Camargocacompleted This book brings together those questions that you often think about but can't find the answers to, and often want to ask but don't know who to ask them, such as: What is the use of a scapegoat? Why does time seem to fly faster as we get older? Does a person's name affect his destiny? Why do couples look like a couple? Why are garters sexy? Why are all racing champions black? … This book aims to answer these seemingly "ridiculous" questions with a serious attitude. The author uses scientific arg —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  46. Self-Study Guide for Electronic Engineers; Embedded Design Cai Xingshancompleted "Self-Study Guide for Electronic Engineers" "Embedded Design" introduces the practical introduction to microcontrollers, the basics of numerical system and C51 language, the use of 51 microcontroller programming software, LED microcontroller drive circuit and programming, LED digital tube microcontroller drive circuit and programming, use and programming of interrupt functions, timer/counter use and programming, button circuit and programming, use and programming of two-color LED dot matrix, liq —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  47. Web Front-End Study Notes: Html5+css3+javascript Edited by Jerry Education; Edited by Wang Tao, Yang Yancheng and Jiang Haocompleted "Web Front-End Study Notes: HTML5+CSS3+JavaScript" is based on the Jerry Education front-end course syllabus and explains the knowledge required for Web front-end development from shallow to deep. The book has 3 chapters in total, covering multiple technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. It also provides learning videos to explain each knowledge point step by step. At the same time, each chapter is equipped with classroom cases and exercises, allowing readers to practice during the lea —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  48. Web Design and Production Wang Xiao Zhang Mingzhu Wang Juan Chief Editorcompleted "Web Page Design and Production" has 11 chapters in total, mainly including web page production basics, Dreamweaver CS6 web page production, Photoshop CS6 web page image design, and Flash CS6 web animation production and comprehensive cases, the content is carefully designed in the writing process, with rich content, clear structure, and pictures and texts. Each chapter is arranged according to the idea of "explanation of knowledge points - decomposed cases - comprehensive classroom cases - afte —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  49. From One to Infinity [US] George Gamow; Translated by Li Yongxuecompleted "From One to Infinity" is George Gamow's masterpiece and one of the classic works of natural science. It has directly influenced many scientific research and science popularization workers and is a time-honored introductory book on natural science. This book introduces in vivid language the basic achievements and cutting-edge progress of natural science since the 20th century. The book first talks about some basic mathematical knowledge, and then uses some interesting metaphors to explain Einste —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  50. Python Programming Basics Wang Zhengxia, Editor-In-Chief; Li Qiaojun, Editor-In-Chief; Li Junhan, Deputy Editor-In-Chief; Hu Xinlei, Deputy Editor-In-Chiefcompleted "Python Programming Basics" is a basic tutorial on Python programming, based on the latest version of Python 3.7. This book is rich in basic knowledge and contains a wealth of step-by-step practical projects. First, it introduces simple Hello World program tasks to let readers get to know Python, and introduces the installation and configuration of the programming environment, as well as how to implement the Hello World program. It then introduces the basic knowledge of Python—values, variables, —Reads8.7Score—Shelves