by | 5 Aug 2026
Up for sale is a Bodyweight Home Workout Journal 13-week program by Habit Nest. This guided fitness journal is designed for home workouts with no equipment needed and is great for building healthy habits. The item is in good pre-owned condition with normal signs of use. Journal is fully intact and free from inside markings/writing. Please review photos for exact condition. Ships same day or next business day with care. Feel free to send an offer. Be sure to check out my store for more. Thanks for viewing.
by | 5 Aug 2026
“The Developing Person Through the Life Span (12th edition)” by Kathleen Berger is a comprehensive textbook in the field of psychology, focusing on developmental psychology theory, research, and applications to real-life situations. The book covers a wide range of topics related to human development across the lifespan, with illustrations and 816 pages providing a detailed and engaging exploration of the subject. This edition is designed for a college audience, offering a valuable resource for students looking to deepen their understanding of developmental psychology.
by | 5 Aug 2026
“The Concise St. Martin’s Guide to Writing is a comprehensive textbook by authors Rise Axelrod and Charles Cooper, designed for a college audience. This 9th edition publication provides step-by-step guides to writing and reading, focusing on essential skills needed for academic success. With a subject area of Language Arts & Disciplines and an emphasis on rhetoric, this trade paperback book offers detailed strategies for composing, critical thinking, and research in various writing activities.”
by | 5 Aug 2026
“The Making of the West, Volume 1: To 1750” is a comprehensive textbook authored by Lynn Hunt, Bonnie Smith, Thomas R. Martin, and Barbara Rosenwein. Published by Bedford/Saint Martin’s in 2021, this trade paperback book is designed for a college audience interested in history, particularly civilization and world subjects. With 736 pages, this illustrated text covers the period up to 1750 and offers a detailed exploration of the historical events and cultural developments that shaped the western world. Whether for academic purposes or personal interest, this book provides a valuable resource for understanding the complex and intriguing narrative of the West’s past.
by | 5 Aug 2026
The Stanford Graphbase by Donald E. Knuth is a scholarly and professional textbook published in 1993 by Addison Wesley Professional. The book is designed to demonstrate the art of literate programming through about 30 example programs that are both readable by humans and machines. It also provides a concise means for comparing combinatorial algorithms and evaluating methods of combinatorial computing. The Stanford Graphbase offers standard, freely available datasets that can be used as benchmarks to test competing methods. The book is illustrated and contains 592 pages, making it a valuable resource for those interested in programming and combinatorics.
