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The Mythical Man-Month: Essays on Software Engineering, 20th Anniversary Edition	By Frederick P. Brooks	Finished in 2005 Tradable Add... My Shelf Wish List
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Information Rules: A Strategic Guide to the Network Economy	By Carl Shapiro, Hal R. Varian	Finished Add... My Shelf Wish List

Ultimate Robot	By Constance Brissenden	Unfinished Add... My Shelf Wish List

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time	By Mark Haddon	Finished in 2004 Review Add... My Shelf Wish List
2 people find this helpful Refreshing A delightful quick-read about the adventure of an altuistic boy, told thru his own voice. A refreshingly funny reminder of how our "normal" world could actually be quite illogical. A fitting companion for a short flight. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Sep 6, 2005 \| Add your feedback
Lovemarks: The Future Beyond Brands	By Kevin Roberts	Finished in 2004 Add... My Shelf Wish List

The Da Vinci Code	By Dan Brown	Finished in 2004 Add... My Shelf Wish List

Web Standards Solutions: The Markup and Style Handbook (Pioneering Series)	By Dan Cederholm	Finished in Jan 2005 Review Add... My Shelf Wish List
Useful Reference A good starting point to learn some of the most useful CSS concepts and practices. The writing is concise and the examples are well-chosen and well-explained (sample codes available online). Would like to see an intro chapter on the basics for absolute beginners Is this helpful? ― Posted on Sep 6, 2005 \| Add your feedback
Angels & Demons	By Dan Brown	Finished in 2004 Review Add... My Shelf Wish List
Better than Da Vinci Code I like it more than Da Vinci Code. The story is more convincing and the plot is better-conceived. But if you have already read Da Vinci Code, you'll probably find the twists somewhat predictable. You may want to seriously consider the illustrated edition which shows the numerous artworks and buildin ... (continue) I like it more than Da Vinci Code. The story is more convincing and the plot is better-conceived. But if you have already read Da Vinci Code, you'll probably find the twists somewhat predictable. You may want to seriously consider the illustrated edition which shows the numerous artworks and buildings that are very crucial to the plot. Is this helpful? ― Posted on Sep 6, 2005 \| Add your feedback