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  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. 谁捉住了上帝粒子 [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
  5. 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
  6. 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
  7. 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
  8. 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
  9. 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
  10. 2,000 Geographical Facts You Should Know Li Wenqucompleted Learning geography and possessing necessary geographical knowledge will help improve people's knowledge reserves. In order to enable readers to master certain geographical knowledge despite limited energy and time, we have compiled this geographical knowledge worth collecting. This book integrates knowledge, science, interest and practicality. It comprehensively and meticulously introduces basic knowledge of geography from the aspects of the universe, the earth, continents and oceans, national c —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  11. What If+how to (Two Volumes) (US) Written by Randall Munroe; Translated by Ent and Zhu Junxicompleted "How to: How to solve practical problems unrealistically" 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 knowledg —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  12. The Creepy Folklore of Xing'anling Feng Huicompleted [Chu Ma Xian'er + Adapted from real events] In the vast Northeast region, many intriguing myths, legends, and Chu Ma Xian'er stories have been passed down from generation to generation! In Northeast China, there has always been a very evil "Churching Fairy". According to legend, there are five fairy families: "Fox, Yellow, White, Willow and Gray". So what exactly is going on with the real Chumaxian? And where did the legend of the Northeastern mythical beast, the Great Horse Monkey, come from? W —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  13. Elements of Geometry Zhang Butian351k Wordscompleted "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 —Reads8.5Score—Shelves