Dorling Kindersley Handbook of Birds of the World was written by Colin Harrison (deceased doctor who has studied birds more than 50 years), Alan Greensmith (a bird watcher, traveler + bird book collector) and published by Dorling Kindersley (DK Publishing).

In Thinking in C++, 2nd Edition (Volume 1 & Volume 2), Bruce Eckel used simple examples and concise narrative to explain the C++ programming language according to his own unique learning and teaching experiences in many years. Since the 1st edition, it has been enduring and gotten highly and widely welcomed from readers all over the world, which fully shows its status in the readers' minds.

You've probably read a lot of JavaScript related books, but there must be some places you can't understand clearly, in which case, I suggest you choose to read JavaScript Pocket Reference, 3rd Edition. Because it not only enables you to review a lot of core knowledge of JavaScript, also makes you more systematically and comprehensively grasp the knowledge you've learned.

Although XML (Extensible Markup Language) is outdated for a long time compared with JSON (JavaScript Object Notation), in some areas, as a standard, to be sure, the status of XML still cannot be completely replaced by JSON for a long time.

After HTML 4.01, XHTML 2.0 and DOM Level 2 HTML, in the end, HTML5 was determined to become the new standard of the core markup language of the World Wide Web. The appearance of  HTML5 Pocket Reference, 5th Edition is just equivalent of the clear and accurate guide post in the path to the new Internet industry, designed to help you go along the right path in the HTML5 developing progress.