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Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Start by marking The Random House Book of How Things Work as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. This colorful work concisely details how individual machines and processes, from zippers and helicopters to gas pumps and mobile phones, operate. An instructive, entertaining book that will enrich science and technology study.

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Carefully organized and comprehensive, a visual introduction to living things-from life's basic chemicals to plant and animal structures and processes and the cycles in. .Publisher: Random House.

Carefully organized and comprehensive, a visual introduction to living things-from life's basic chemicals to plant and animal structures and processes and the cycles in nature. Originally published in England, this attractive, extremely useful book is a bargain, covering almost any subject in the biological sciences- -from DNA to food webs. Each spread focuses on a topic- & & & etc. A brief organizing paragraph accompanies a dozen or more color drawings and photos explaining and expanding.

with full-color art and diagrams. Publisher: Random House Children's Books.

A comprehensive, illustrated guide showing how more than 300 machines, mechanisms, and processes that affect our everyday lives work.

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On any other job I had taken, I had a pretty good idea of how to solve things after a month or so. This time, I had no idea-even after several months.

Stay informed about books like Rethinking America and more from Penguin Random House. On any other job I had taken, I had a pretty good idea of how to solve things after a month or so. We didn’t have a solution to our basic problem. 4 Only when Petersen and his top-level colleagues at Ford had exhausted all the traditional business fixes did they finally realize that what was wrong with Ford was Ford: What had worked for so long simply did not work anymore.