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This encyclopedic treatment of cooking spans 2,438 pages and is divided into six volumes. It covers the history of cuisine, the science behind contemporary cooking, and includes over 1,500 recipes. The book is designed to be accessible to both professional chefs and home cooks, with detailed chapters on techniques, equipment, ingredients, and plated-dish recipes. It features extensive use of illustrations, photography, and scientific explanations to make complex cooking techniques understandable and practical.

First published in 1855, 'Leaves of Grass' is Walt Whitman's magnum opus and a cornerstone of American literature. The collection, which Whitman continued to revise and expand until his death, explores themes of identity, nature, democracy, and the human condition through free verse poetry. It is renowned for its innovative style and its celebration of the individual and the collective.

In this book, Angela Duckworth presents a compelling argument that success is driven more by grit, a fusion of relentless passion and perseverance, than by talent. She explains what grit is, how to identify and develop it, and how it can be grown through stages such as developing interests, consistent practice, finding a pro-social purpose, and cultivating optimism. The book is structured in three parts: explaining what grit is and why it matters, how to grow grit from the inside out, and how to grow grit from the outside in, targeting parents, coaches, teachers, and organizational leaders. Duckworth supports her arguments with personal stories, historical insights, and interviews with high achievers from various fields.