I am using this as a reference for creating websites, although I probably rely more on the internet for information about HTML and Javascipt. I don't think this would be a good book for those who are completely new to HTML - it seems geared more towards those who are already familiar with it.

A textbook that I have only partially read.

My parents bought me this book in 2001 but, as of it, I have not read it.

A neat illustrated book that shows how everything from toilets to modems work.

A book about King David.

eight, fate, great, plate, hate, checkmate, late, gate, freight, skate, straight, await, collate, create, debate, donate, frustrate, inflate, locate, roommate, rotate, vibrate, calculate, captivate, masturbate, concentrate, designate, educate, legislate, appreciate, cooperate, exaggerate, insinuate, negotiate, predestinate, circumnavigate, underestimate, refrigerate, investigate

The Nelson Study Bible has a lot of information packed around the NKJV translation of the Bible. It also features a concordance. It has a conservative slant (what NKJV study bible wouldn't?), and so the contributors do not much care for any view that takes a critical look at the Bible. An example would be the preface to the book of Isaiah and the debate about Isaiah having three authors. A good study Bible, but I think this should not be your only one.