Structures

In J. E. Gordon's Structures, the author takes a complex subject and makes it relatable with witty prose and insight. Gordon discusses the basics of engineering, from buildings to eggshells, in an informal tone that is easy to understand. The book not only explains how things hold together, but also includes details such as why flies make a buzzing sound when they fly and how to control a lion with a fishhook--making this book perfect for those who want to understand more about engineering but don't want to be overwhelmed by technical jargon.