HTML lead architect, Dave Raggett teaches readers how to master the secrets of HTML. The latest version of HTML has been announced by the World Wide Web Consortium HTML working group as HTML 4 and this book will include definitive information on the latest release and its newest features. No other book will give readers the lowdown on the new features of the language from the architect who created them.

Raggett on Html 4

Alexander, Ian

Lam, Jenny

Kmiec, Michael

Computers & Technology

Addison-Wesley

From the moment he hid from his ultrasound, Cameron Lewis was destined not to be normal. Of course, being raised in an overly-protective, dysfunctional family with access to cable news didn't help much either. Ian Alexander, author of "Kid Trump," takes you on a hysterical in-depth study of the world's most awkward millennial with a clever mix of cartoons, diagrams and musings that perfectly define who Cameron is. Learn all about his bizarre first words, how he coped with a new baby sister, that one Christmas he wanted to get Santa arrested for home invasion and all the things he doesn't want to be when he grows up. It makes you wonder: What will he be like in high school?

Cameron: Why I'm Like This

Comics & Graphic Novels

Comic Strips

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

We English, supposedly cold and unemotional, are helplessly in love with nature. We fell in love two hundred years ago and, since then, have been on a wild roller-coaster ride through escapism, romanticism, art, animal cruelty, conservation, birdwatching, the back-to-nature movement and much more. Today we live with pets, gardening, wildlife documentaries and smartphone apps.  The English Love Affair with Nature tells the story of this extraordinarily long, tangled and passionate romance, how we fell in love, and why we are still mad about nature.

The English Love Affair with Nature

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

YouCaxton Publications

A wide-ranging collection of essays from new and established voices writing about nature, environment, conservation, biodiversity and the challenges that London faces to protect green spaces from urban development as well as the drive towards rewilding.The first in a series of books about London's wildlife, this edition focuses on the green spaces of Richmond Deer Park, Barnes Wetlands, Kew Gardens, Gunnersbury Triangle, Hampstead Heath, Crane Park, Chiswick House, Bushy Park and many others.

West London Wildlife

Arts & Photography

Briggs, Philip

Tichborne, Roger

Masters, Susanne

Bodnar, Wanda

Backler, Gary

Woodward, Lisa

Photography & Video

Supernova Books

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