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2026

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Unlock the true power of modern multi-core processors.In the era of parallel computing, writing single-threaded applications leaves massive performance potential untapped. Parallel Pascal Programming is your definitive guide to mastering multi-threading, concurrency, and hardware-level synchronization in the Pascal ecosystem. Whether you are building high-speed data processing pipelines or scalable backend systems, this book provides the foundation...

2025

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Tired of getting confusing, generic, or useless results from AI? You are one step away from changing that forever.Artificial intelligence is the most powerful tool of our time, but getting it to understand what you truly want can feel like a frustrating game of chance. You know the potential is there: to brainstorm groundbreaking ideas, solve complex problems, and accelerate your workflow. But when your prompts lead to dead ends, that potential remains locked away....

The Carbon Cycle

Track the Path of Life's Essential Element

2026

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What element is found in all known forms of life? Carbon!Scientists call carbon the chemical backbone of life on Earth. That’s because without carbon, there’d be no humans, animals, plants, microbes, or any other kind of life. In The Carbon Cycle: Track the Path of Life's Essential Element, young scientists explore how the first life forms that evolved on our planet consumed carbon and now, 4 billion years later, carbon is still the buildi...

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2026

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Are you ready to harness the untapped power of Pascal for modern network engineering?While many developers default to trendier languages for networking, Pascal remains a formidable tool for building high-performance, secure, and scalable client-server architectures. This book is your definitive guide to mastering low-level network programming, offering a deep dive into sockets, concurrency, and production-ready deployments.This technical manual goes beyond ...

2026

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Master the physical mechanics of memory and build crash-resistant systems.Many developers struggle with low-level programming concepts. When you transition from high-level environments to systems programming, manual memory management can feel overwhelming. Access violations, memory leaks, and fragmented heaps can quietly destroy application performance and ruin user trust.Safe Memory Handling in Pascal is a comprehensive guide to understanding exac...

Conservation Success

Protecting Wild Spaces and Species with Hands-On Science Activities for Kids

2025

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An inspiring collection of conservation stories for middle grade!How do we make sure every species on the planet has a chance to thrive?In Conservation Success: Protecting Wild Spaces and Species with Hands-on Science Activities for Kids, young scientists ages 9-12 discover different conservation efforts around the world. Learn about the individuals, scientists, organizations, and countries involved in protecting species, habitats,...

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Engineering

How the Six Simple Machines Support the World

2025

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A fully illustrated book about simple machines for the next generation of engineers!How do we build skyscrapers? How did ancient people construct pyramids? Why are gears an essential part of motors?In Engineering: How the Six Simple Machines Support the World, young engineers learn how mechanical, structural, civil, and other types of engineering are based on the six simple machines that humans have been using for thousands of year...

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2022

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Gear up to tour the world’s forest biomes with trees large and small, creatures short and tall in this nonfiction picture book!In Footsteps in the Forests: Biome Explorers, kids 5 to 8 take a walk on a rain forest canopy walkway, sit quietly to observe temperate forest wildlife, and bundle up to visit a chilly boreal forest. There are more than 3 trillion trees on Planet Earth, so we’ve got lots of exploring to do! Discover leafcutter ants...

Aquatic Adventures

Biome Explorers

2022

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All aboard for a journey around the world’s water biomes, where we’ll find lots of plant and animal life in this nonfiction picture book!In Aquatic Adventures: Biome Explorers, kids 5 to 8 embark on a voyage to Earth’s largest biome—water! Our voyage takes us down the mighty Mississippi River to the Mississippi Delta, to the Caribbean, and then out to open ocean. Muck around on the riverbanks, wade into the ocean, and snorkel around a cora...

2026

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Unlock the full power of low-level systems programming.When developing for embedded environments, precise hardware control and robust memory management are paramount. Low-Level Pascal Control: Hardware Interaction and Bitwise Operations for System Developers bridges the gap between high-level language structure and raw hardware execution. This comprehensive guide equips software engineers and system developers with the advanced techniques required to inter...

2026

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Master High-Performance Data Processing in PascalMost developers reach for scripting languages when data grows large, only to find their pipelines choking on gigabyte-scale files. Efficient Data Processing in Pascal takes a different approach: strip away the abstractions, command the machine directly, and build processors that run at the physical limits of your hardware.This implementation-driven guide teaches you how to move beyond basic file hand...

2025

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Ready to master one of today's most powerful and in-demand programming languages?Learning a new language can be intimidating, especially one as powerful as Rust. Known for its incredible performance, memory safety, and modern features, Rust is the key to building fast, reliable software for the future. But many guides are dense, theoretical, and leave beginners feeling overwhelmed. How do you go from knowing nothing to confidently building real applications?