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  Coding Interview - The Ultimate...

  Dylan Christian

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  Pass any coding interview when you understand the top questions and situations you will face from any employer 
  Have you ever dreamed of getting a high-powered job with a major company to develop their software or even their flagship products? 
  Have you been sitting in front of a computer for years, hacking code and developing awesome applications that people love to use? 
  Did you want to make coding and product development a career but can’t get your foot in the door? 
  Then the following book is for you. For years, people like you have been looking to get their foot into major companies like Google, Facebook, and even Activision or Blizzard with little to no success. The main reason, they fail to pass the coding interview. 
  When applying for these jobs, they don’t want to hire anyone that can’t pass this interview. They don’t want people to get into these positions, tie up deadlines, and mess up years of advancement with poorly written code. For this reason, they will give you what is known as a coding interview to prove that you can play the game with those who are working in the company already. 
  In this book, you will:Understand what a coder or developer is, and why you would want to be oneLearn about the foundations that most people don’t talk about when getting these jobGain insight into what employers are looking at before you are even considered for the interviewLearn about what to have before you apply and what to do in the pre-interviewsHave access to many common questions and answers you will be asked in these interviews so you can understand what to expect and how to answerAnd so much more! 
  This book is a look into the world of programming and getting a job as a coder. If you are someone who believes that this is the lifestyle for you, then knowing what to do to pass the coding interview is key.

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  Crystal Palace Chronicles Book...

  Graham Whitlock

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  Victorian London buzzes with excitement as the Crystal Palace unveils the world’s first aeronautical exhibition! 
  But when a fatal balloon crash sparks a thrilling mystery, it’s a race against time for young H. G. Wells and his friends to uncover the truth. 
  Join them on a journey of courage, friendship and discovery as international aeronauts compete for supremacy of the skies and daring daredevils like Leona Dare rise into the heavens hanging beneath her balloon with her iron jaw. 
  Palace Above the Clouds can be enjoyed as a stand-alone adventure or as part of the Crystal Palace Chronicles series. 
  "A fantastic time travel adventure." Waterstones 
  "Graham Whitlock is a wonderful storyteller." Suzy K. Quinn, New York Times bestseller 
  "A wistful, clever and hilarious adventure into the perilous world of the past! It's quirky and dark. And so much fun." Carrie Jones, New York Times best-selling young adult author 

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  Santa Tita & Cocoa

  Isabel Kuri

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  Little Coco dreams of flying for Santa's sleigh. She just needs to figure out what she is good at and then make sure Santa Tita sees it! She is paying attention to what the big reindeer do and trains to be ready to fly the sleigh too. What she hasn't noticed is that each and every one, brings a different talent, that makes the team grand!

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  Curse of the Blue Man

  Lawrence M. Jannifer

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  Curse of the Blue Man by Lawrence M. Jannifer - He roamed the streets of the city at night, striking terror into the hearts of young girls... from his body a strange blue light glowed... in his hand was an iron bar, strained and crusted with blood 
  Jerome Black lay in bed with his eyes closed. He tried to remember the dream he had just had. It had something to with running, down a long corridor, or an alley, running away; there were others after him, and behind him the girl lay... she lay... 
  It was no use. The dream was already dissolving. And once it was gone, of course, it was usually gone for good. But there had been something unusual about this dream, something strange and important; and he wanted very badly to remember it. 
  After a few more minutes he gave up and his eyes. "Probably wasn't important anyhow," he muttered, and sat up in bed. 
  He looked down at his right hand. 
  The dream.

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  A Walk in the Dark

  Arthur C. Clarke

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  A Walk in the Dark by Arthur C. Clarke - Fear and misfortune stalk the strange byways of a lonely planet 
  Robert Armstrong had walked just over two miles, as far as he could judge, when his torch failed. He stood still for a moment, unable to believe that such a misfortune could really have befallen him. Then, half maddened with rage, he hurled the useless instrument away. It landed somewhere in the darkness, disturbing the silence of this little world. A metallic echo came ringing back from the low hills. Then all was quiet again. 
  This, thought Armstrong, was the ultimate misfortune. Nothing more could happen to him now. He was even able to laugh bitterly at his luck and resolved never again to imagine that the fickle goddess had ever favored him.

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  Emotions felt to the bone

  KUNAL ROY

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  Emotions. They drive us forward, striving to achieve the unthinkable. 
  But they can also drag us down, tear us apart, and leave us unwilling to barely lift our heads. 
  Well, I've experienced both sides of this spectrum. And in my first-ever full-length audiobook, Emotions Felt to the Bone, I share these journeys with you in the form of poetry. 
  Some are joyful; others are harrowing. Some evoke humor, and others, hopelessness. 
  Writing and narrating this compilation of poetry has been one of the better emotional experiences in my life. And I want nothing more than to share it with you.

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