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There’s a book for that, you know.

Started by mrshl · 9 months ago

Metafilter has a fascinating post asking its readers to answer the following question:
What single book is the best introduction to your field (or specialization within your field) for laypeople?

There’s 125 comments and counting. Here’s a taste:
Scott McC ... Continue reading »

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duglife
1 year ago

i have only two books about EMS that aren't learning materials. "Bringing out the Dead" (of course) and "Ambulance Girl" which is about a gourmet cook/critic that became a volunteer EMT in her hometown. I read "Bringing Out the Dead" if I ever start to get a little burned, it reminds me that it can never get that bad. "Ambulance Girl" is a great intro into the world from being a rookie to a season, well respected medical professional.

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L.A.nce
1 year ago

this post was the most helpful thing I've seen in a while, thanks

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duglife
1 year ago

yes, but L.A.nce, what book do we read if we wanna know about toy design?

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L.A.nce
1 year ago

There aren't really any books specifically covering the field of Toy Design but if I had to come up with a couple books to use as a guide if you are thinking of becoming a toy designer, these are what I would consider my "bibles" on the subject:
http://www.amazon.com/Creating-Ever-Cool-Market...
http://www.amazon.com/Kids-Stuff-Changing-Ameri...

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L.A.nce
1 year ago

shit, I forgot edit that html, sorry

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