Dale Carnegie is the pure and pute father of all the sciences of success. As a matter of fact, many succeeding books about success science or chicken soup for the soul originated from his masterpieces. How to Win Friends and Influence People is one of Carnegie's inspirational classics - success science education books, published in 1936. It is the world's first book on success science, can be said to be a miracle in the history of human publishing, and the "bible" for social contact and communication. In short, it's the world's best-selling, most classic, and most practical reference book for being a good personal & social people.

Slam Dunk is the world's best-selling basketball series created (both story and art) by Takehiko Inoue from Japan, an Eisner Award nominee. It is certain that - countless post-80s and even post-90s around the world just fell in love with and began to play basketball after watching this TV animation based on the comic book of the same name!

Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist is a perfect (exhaustive and absorbing) human anatomy reference book for both beginners and intermediate artists. It's planned and written by Stephen Rogers Peck with a completeness and orderliness, first published as a paperback by Oxford University Press in 1982, and gets mentioned a lot on many online art forums around the world now.

As a representative of open source software, MySQL had already become the world's most popular DBMS (database managing system) long time ago. After Sams Teach Yourself SQL in 10 Minutes (AKA: SQL Crash Course), MySQL Crash Course became another classic bestseller. This book is actually written by Ben Forta at the requests from many readers, and specifically for MySQL users.

As one of the unfailing best-seller books, The Old Man and the Sea is Ernest Hemingway's representative work. It is just a simple story with a smallish length, but it has rich meanings, even many school teachers use it as teaching material of heroism education. Recommended for students to read.