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eMyTextBooks:All bookshelves

The open content textbooks of Wikibooks are organized in the following bookshelves. Please browse them and add your wisdom! Help keep the bookshelves up to date by moving books.

Bookshelves

• Annotated texts: annotated texts on various subjects
• Arts: Visual, dance, music
• Computing: Software guides, operating system guides, computer games
• Domain-specific languages: mark-up, meta, query and other languages used in computing
• Education
• Engineering: Civil, mechanical, electrical, electronic and chemical engineerings
• Games: Board games, card games, computer and video games, tabletop role-playing
• How-tos
• Humanities: History, sociology
• Information Technology: Programming languages, certification
• Languages
• Mathematics
• Miscellaneous
• Programming languages: all sorts of progamming languages
• Science: Life science, chemistry, medicine, physical science, environmental, social sciences, computer science
• Study guides: Annotated texts and guides for tests

Bookshelves with only a few books

Please open a new bookshelf only if really necessary. Consider first opening a subsection on one of the existing bookshelves (and moving books in there).

• Business: Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Management, Decision Science
• Economics
• Law
• Physical Education: Guides and manuals relating to physical education and training (martial arts, fighting, exercise, etc...)
• Travel Guides

All books

• Display all active Wikibooks sorted by bookshelves
• Alphabetical listing of all textbooks

External links

• Public domain textbooks (http://www.ilo.org/public/english/standards/ipec/publ/index.htm) IPEC Information Resource Center. Books on child labour
• Public domain textbooks (http://digital.library.upenn.edu/books/) from the University of Pennsylvania. Lots of old ones here.
• Dozens of online textbooks here (http://spot.colorado.edu/~dubin/bookmarks/b/1240.html) although you'd have to investigate the license for each one.