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flex & bison is a comprehensive guide to using flex and bison utilities for text data parsing and processing in Linux and Unix. Published over 13 years ago, this book has proven to be a reliable and...

Bubble Gum Bison Needs a Bath is a humorous picture book about a bison who will do anything to avoid taking a bath. When she finally decides it's time, she discovers an unexpected problem: there's no...

Camas & Sage: A Story of Bison Life on the Prairie Join Camas, a young bison calf, as he explores the northern plains and discovers the wonders of his world. From learning to stand on wobbly legs to...

Bison feels sad and lonely because she doesn't think anyone would want to be friends with her. She's big and hairy, and sometimes clumsy. But wise woodpecker knows that everyone likes different...

The Great Plains Bison: A Story of Survival and Renewal Dan O'Brien's in-depth exploration of America's iconic bison species delves into its natural history, cultural significance, and the efforts to...

Riders of Judgment by Frederick Manfred is a gripping novel set in the violent West of Wyoming cattle country in the late nineteenth century. The story revolves around the Hammett brothers and their...

A runaway planet hurtles towards Earth, bringing with it massive tidal waves, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions that devastate continents and cities. As the planet draws near, a team of scientists...

The Summer Game by Roger Angell explores baseball's complex place in American culture. Written in 2004, this collection of essays examines the sport during a period of significant change, including...

Beaver, Bison, Horse: An Interdisciplinary Account of the Ecological Relationships of Indigenous Peoples with Beavers, Bison, Horses and Their Habitat Prior to Contact. This groundbreaking study...

Bryson the Brave Bison: A Story of Courage in the Face of Challenge. In this inspiring tale, Bryson shows his herd that with bravery and self-confidence, they can overcome any obstacle. When a big...

Mary Emma & Company tells the story of Mary Emma Moody and her family as they begin a new life in Massachusetts in 1912. With money and prospects scarce, the Moodys rely on their faith and...

Horse of a Different Color Reminiscences of a Kansas Drover marks the end of Ralph Moody's wandering days. His journey began in Colorado, and he has since roamed east and west, leaving behind a trail...

The Disappearance by Philip Wylie On a quiet afternoon, in the blink of an eye, our world shatters into two parallel universes. Men vanish from women and women from men, leaving families and loved...

Savage Pellucidar is a thrilling tale of adventure and discovery. When two men, David Innes and Abner Perry, embark on an expedition to search for mineral deposits, they stumble upon a hidden world...

Get ready for hours of fun and creativity with this brilliant book of games from Matt Lucas. Packed with laugh-out-loud artwork and mind-boggling facts, it's the perfect stocking filler for kids aged...

In the Very, Very Far North, an endearing tale unfolds about Duane, a curious young bear who befriends a diverse group of animals. As he explores his surroundings, Duane discovers that every day...

The Planets Are Very, Very, Very Far Away A Journey Through the Amazing Scale of the Solar System by Mike Vago is a unique and fascinating exploration of our solar system. The familiar diagram of the...

A Very Very Dark Matter by Martin McDonagh is a darkly comedic play that delves into the depths of the imagination. Set in a Copenhagen townhouse, the story revolves around a mysterious presence...

Duane the polar bear and his Arctic friends are back in this charming sequel to a modern-day classic.Join Duane and his friends as they explore the Very, Very Far North, where icebergs shiver and...

Duane the polar bear and his Arctic friends are back in this charming sequel to a modern-day classic. In "Just Beyond the Very, Very Far North", Duane and his companions will make you feel right at...

The Celebrant A Novel by Eric Rolfe Greenberg is a richly detailed narrative that explores the life and times of a baseball pitching star. This fictionalized account offers a unique perspective on...

This collection of essays by Willa Cather presents a thought-provoking exploration of the contrast between a revered past and a disreputable present.At first glance, the disparate pieces may seem...

The Mohicans of Stockbridge offers a fascinating study of the Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Mohicans, shedding light on a lesser-known chapter in American Indian history. Despite their legendary...

The Home Ranch follows the story of Little Britches as he takes on new responsibilities after his father's early death. Working on a cattle ranch during the summer of his twelfth year, he earns a...

A White Bird Flying by Bess Streeter Aldrich is a novel about a young woman's struggle to pursue her writing ambitions. After the death of her grandmother, Laura inherits her literary aspirations and...

Shadrach in the Furnace by Robert Silverberg is a gripping novel about a life-and-death battle between two titans. In a world ruled by the ruthless Genghis II Mao IV Khan, brilliant young surgeon...

An Odd Collection of Very, Very Short Stories by Eldon Kraft is a unique and captivating short story collection. Paired with vibrant illustrations, these sixteen new stories take readers on a journey...

The Very, Very Rich and How They Got That Way by Max Gunther Discover the fascinating stories behind the fortunes of 15 individuals who have reached unprecedented levels of wealth. This book provides...

A little squirrel shares his story of being very, very scared. He's not alone in feeling this way - many animals have faced scary experiences and reacted in different ways. Some hide, while others...

Brady's account of Plains history spans nearly three decades, covering events such as the Powder River expedition, Beecher's Island, and the Fetterman Massacre. The book draws on rare eyewitness...

Little Skunk's Christmas surprise was more than he bargained for. He had set out to find his own present, and instead stumbled upon a feast that didn't belong to him. But as the night wore on, it...

The Very Hungry Caterpillar's Very Big Colouring Book is a fun and creative activity book filled with amazing animals, brilliant bugs, fantastic food and marvellous nature. Perfect for little...

This hilarious joke book from Matt Lucas is the perfect stocking filler for anyone looking for a laugh. With laugh-out-loud artwork, it's sure to bring smiles to faces of all ages.Before you start...

This hilarious and mind-boggling book is packed with fascinating facts for kids. From the star of The Great British Bake Off, Matt Lucas, comes a World Book Day exclusive that's sure to entertain...

Back to the Stone Age is the fifth installment in Edgar Rice Burroughs' Pellucidar series. This tale follows Lieutenant von Horst as he navigates treacherous landscapes and encounters with ancient,...

Laugh out loud with this accessible anthology of very short creative writing. Featuring work from both new and established writers from around the world, Flash Nonfiction Funny explores the exploding...

High on a remote butte, a young Sioux waits for his spiritual vision to appear. This moment is crucial, as it will reveal who he is and guide him towards becoming a man. When the vision finally...

Cosmology: A Very Short Introduction by Peter Coles This concise introduction to cosmology explains the subject in straightforward terms, covering its history and development. From the Big Bang...

This little squirrel's story is one of courage and resilience. He shares his experience of being very scared, and discovers he is not alone.Many animals have faced scary situations, but their...

Plenty-coups, Chief of the Crows is a unique account of life on the Plains Indians before they were forced onto reservations. Written by Plenty Coups and Frank B. Linderman, this book tells the story...

A provocative and engaging novel about the complexities of modern life, Very Nice explores the intricate web of relationships and desires that bind us together.When chance encounters lead to...

When Stella was very small, she saw the world in her own unique way - with wonder, curiosity and the sense that everything is possible. This charming story explores how Stella's childhood shaped her...

Economics A Very Short Introduction by Partha Dasgupta offers a unique perspective on the world's most pressing problems. By exploring the lives of two children from different parts of the globe,...

The Maya: A Very Short Introduction By Matthew Restall and Amara Solari The Maya civilization is one of the most fascinating in human history. Despite being divided into numerous ethnic groups...

Slang: A Very Short Introduction by Jonathon Green explores the complex and fascinating world of informal language. From its earliest recorded use in 1500 AD to the vast array of words and phrases...

The Battle of Little Big Horn: A Reappraisal of the 1876 Conflict. On June 25, 1876, General George Custer and 264 members of the U.S. Seventh Cavalry clashed with over 3,000 warriors from the Lakota...

Discover the fascinating world around you with the Very Hungry Caterpillar's Very First Encyclopedia. This colourful and charming reference book is perfect for curious young learners, taking them on...

Nothing: A Very Short Introduction by Frank Close explores the concept of the void and its history in science and philosophy. From ancient ideas to current research, this book delves into the latest...

Poverty: A Very Short Introduction explores how poverty is shaped by social, political, economic, educational, and technological processes that impact us throughout our lives. The degree of...

Bacteria: A Very Short Introduction by Sebastian G. B. Amyes explores the fundamental branch of life that is ubiquitous in every part of the Earth's surface and its role in ecology, human health, and...

Management: A Very Short Introduction by John Hendry provides a lively overview of the nature and practice of management. The book explores the development of management over the last century,...

Nutrition: A Very Short Introduction by David A. Bender provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental elements of food and nutrition. This concise guide explores the balance between energy...

The Self-Propelled Island is a novel by Jules Verne, first published in English in 1896. Originally censored in translation, dozens of pages were cut from the story due to concerns about criticism of...

Fungi: A Very Short Introduction by Nicholas P. Money provides an in-depth exploration of the fascinating world of fungi. With tens of thousands of described species, these organisms play a crucial...

Corruption A Very Short Introduction by Leslie Holmes explores the complex issue of corruption across millennia. This book examines the cultural differences affecting how corruption is defined, its...

Exploring the concept of faith is a complex and multifaceted topic. In this Very Short Introduction, Roger Trigg examines how faith intersects with reason, action, and public life.Trigg argues that...

Relativity: A Very Short Introduction by Russell Stannard is an accessible exploration of Einstein's groundbreaking theory. This book delves into the extraordinary consequences of relativity,...

Fundamentalism: A Very Short Introduction by Malise RuthvenThis concise exploration delves into the complexities of fundamentalism, a term that has evolved over time to encompass diverse radical...

Buddhism: A Very Short Introduction by Damien Keown provides a comprehensive overview of the teachings of the Buddha and their relevance to everyday life. This concise guide explores the core...

Statistics: A Very Short Introduction by David J. Hand This introduction to statistics sets the study in context, exploring its history and impact on various fields. It explains how computer software...

Extinction: A Very Short Introduction by P. B. Wignall explores the causes and nature of extinctions throughout history, from past crises to present-day events. The author examines the factors that...

Wittgenstein: A Very Short Introduction by A. C. Grayling provides an accessible overview of the influential philosopher's thought. This concise introduction explores both Wittgenstein's early and...

Adolescence is a pivotal period in life, marked by significant changes and challenges. In this Very Short Introduction, Peter K. Smith provides an engaging overview of what we know about adolescence,...

Paul: A Very Short Introduction by E. P. Sanders offers a nuanced exploration of one of history's most influential figures, Paul. This thought-provoking analysis reveals the complexities and...

Liberalism: A Very Short Introduction by Michael Freeden This concise introduction to liberalism explores its history, theoretical development, and practical application. By examining three distinct...

Engineering: A Very Short Introduction By David Blockley This introduction to engineering explores its nature and practice, tracing its history from ancient roots to modern-day challenges. From...

Sociology: A Very Short Introduction by Steve Bruce explores the complex relationship between individuals and society, examining how social structures shape our lives. This new edition delves into...

Conscience: A Very Short Introduction by Paul Strohm explores the concept's deep historical roots and its enduring significance in contemporary thought. From ancient Rome to modern politics, Strohm...

Hormones A Very Short Introduction by Martin Luck provides a comprehensive overview of the endocrine system and its role in maintaining the body's balance. This concise guide explains how hormones...

Isotopes: A Very Short Introduction by Rob Ellam provides an overview of these variant forms of chemical elements and their importance across various sciences. Isotopes are defined as having...

Gandhi: A Very Short Introduction by Bhikhu Parekh provides an in-depth exploration of Mahatma Gandhi's life and thought. This concise introduction examines Gandhi's philosophical insights, including...

Black Holes: A Very Short IntroductionKatherine Blundell explores the mysterious world of black holes in this concise and informative guide. She explains how they form, grow, and interact with their...

Astrophysics: A Very Short IntroductionThis concise guide to astrophysics explores the physics of the universe, from planetary systems and stars to galaxies and the cosmos as a whole. By examining...

Entrepreneurship: A Very Short Introduction provides a comprehensive guide to the concept and practice of entrepreneurship. Written by Paul Westhead and Mike Wright, this book explores the debates...

Linguistics: A Very Short Introduction by P. H. Matthews provides an insightful exploration of the subject, bridging the gap between art and science. This stimulating guide begins with the oldest...

Thucydides A Very Short Introduction by Jennifer T. Roberts explores the history of the Peloponnesian War and its significance in understanding human nature. Written in the context of 5th century BCE...

Existentialism: A Very Short Introduction by Thomas Flynn This concise introduction to existentialism explores the key themes and figures of the movement, which emphasizes individuality, free will,...

The Virtues: A Very Short Introduction This introduction to the virtues explores their role in moral life, their cultivation, and how they offer ways of thinking and acting that are alternatives to...

Combinatorics: A Very Short Introduction by Robin J. Wilson explores the branch of mathematics that deals with counting and arranging collections of objects. This field, which has been studied for...

Herodotus: A Very Short Introduction by Jennifer T. Roberts is an in-depth exploration of the life and work of one of history's most respected historians. This book delves into Herodotus' critical...

Martyrdom: A Very Short Introduction by Jolyon P. Mitchell explores the complex and contested concept of martyrdom, tracing its evolution over time and examining its diverse roots. This historical...

Dreaming A Very Short Introduction by J. Allan Hobson explores how dreaming is created by the brain and its role in maintaining and developing the mind. By examining his own dreams and the latest...

Demography: A Very Short Introduction by Sarah Harper provides an in-depth exploration of the study of people, addressing key concepts such as population size, distribution, and density. This book...

Crystals have fascinated us for centuries with their beauty and symmetry. This Very Short Introduction explores how scientific techniques such as X-ray diffraction have enabled us to study crystals...

The History of Computing A Very Short Introduction by Doron Swade explores the central events, machines, and people that shape our understanding of computing history. This lively introduction...

Banks are of central importance for economic growth and financial stability. The banking industry's investment played a key role in enhancing national economic growth in the early 21st century, but...

Understanding Myth: A Very Short Introduction Myth is a complex and multifaceted concept that has been studied by scholars from various disciplines. In this book, Robert Segal explores the different...

Addiction: A Very Short Introduction by Keith Humphreys provides a comprehensive overview of this complex subject. Addiction is a multifaceted issue that intersects with public and personal...

Humour: A Very Short Introduction by Noel Carroll explores the complex role of humour in human society. From its ability to relieve stress and promote goodwill among strangers, to its potential...

Water: A Very Short Introduction By John L. Finney Water is a remarkable liquid that dominates our planet's surface and plays a vital role in life. Its unique structure gives rise to its physical and...

Nanotechnology: A Very Short Introduction by Philip Moriarty explores the fascinating science behind this emerging field. From interatomic and intermolecular forces to single atom imaging, Moriarty...

Family Law: A Very Short Introduction by Jonathan Herring provides an in-depth look at the complexities of family law. This concise guide explores how laws have adapted to changing social norms,...

Psychopathy: A Very Short Introduction by Essi Viding Psychopathy is a complex and often misunderstood condition that has captured the public imagination. Despite its prevalence, there is often a...

Astrobiology: A Very Short Introduction by David C. Catling This concise introduction to astrobiology explores the origins and evolution of life on Earth, and its relevance to the search for life...

Arbitration: A Very Short Introduction provides an in-depth exploration of this legal dispute resolution mechanism. Arbitration offers a binding decision that can be enforced worldwide, making it an...

Innovation: A Very Short Introduction explores what innovation is and why it affects us so profoundly. Over the past 150 years, our world has undergone an accelerated rate of transformation, with...

Causation: A Very Short Introduction by Stephen Mumford and Rani Lill Anjum explores the fundamental connection that underlies our understanding of the world. At its core, causation is essential for...

Horror: A Very Short Introduction by Darryl Jones explores the enduring appeal of fear in popular culture. From ancient Greek tragedies to modern-day internet memes, horror has become an integral...

Waves: A Very Short Introduction by Mike Goldsmith explores the diverse world of waves, from the Earth's seismic activity to electromagnetic radiation and gravitational waves. This book delves into...