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GettingStartedwithArduino
Get a thorough introduction to the open-source electronics prototyping platform that’s takien the design and hobbyist world by storm. Updated to cover the latest Arduino hardware, ... -
Your Heart Belongs to Me - Dean Koontz
EDITORIAL REVIEW: *For one man, they are the five most terrifying words of all . . .* One year after the heart transplant that saved his life, thirty-five-year-old Ryan Perry has n... -
You Did What__ Mad Plans and Gr - Bill Fawcett; Brian M. Thomsen;
From Publishers WeeklyOkay, it’s not exactly news that Napoleon miscalculated in trying to invade Russia in the dead of winter or that David Caruso hurt his career by leaving NYPD ... -
Worth Dying For_ A Reacher Nove - Lee Child
Amazon.com ReviewWorth Dying For finds our battered hero hiding in plain sight in a tiny Nebraska town, trying to recover from the catastrophe he left behind in South Dakota ... -
World's End - Mark Chadbourn
SUMMARY: When Jack Churchill and Ruth Gallagher encounter a terrifying, misshapen giant beneath a London bridge they are plunged into a mystery which portends the end of the world ... -
Word of Traitors_ Legacy of Dha - Don Bassingthwaite
Product DescriptionThe horror of war, the thrill of adventure, the magic of Eberron® While trying to find the assassin who killed the Emperor of Dhakaan, the h... -
Woman Who Gave Birth to Rabbits - Donoghue; Kathleen Anderson
From Publishers WeeklyIn the spirit of her praised novel, Slammerkin, Donoghue has created a series of stories infused by a lively imagination. Set in England and Ireland, these 15... -
Without Reservations_ The Trave - Alice Steinbach
From Publishers WeeklyIn a travel-book-cum-memoir set against a glamorous background of European cities, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Steinbach describes the months she spent trav... -
Wings - Aprilynne Pike
Laurel was mesmerized, staring at the pale things with wide eyes. They were terrifyingly beautiful—too beautiful for words. Laurel turned to the mirror again, her eyes on the hover... -
Windblowne - Stephen Messer
From School Library JournalGrade 6–8—Oliver lives in the oak trees in Windblowne, a place of two moons, with his preoccupied, distant parents. The 455th annual midsummer kite-flyin...