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Princeton companion regular and applied version 100% is the one book I wished I got in HS. Shows how big the world is which is very useful at that age. That's
by debbiedowner 6y ago
Princeton companion regular and applied version 100% is the one book I wished I got in HS. Shows how big the world is which is very useful at that age.
That's education wise. Story wise I like "love and math" despite the corny title.
Puzzle/mystery wise "the Scottish book" would have seemed like alien speak to me in HS, aspirational but probably too tough.
Inside interesting integrals is cool if you want to go on a computation spree.
My fave academic book from HS was General Chemistry by Pauling.
IMO the best calculus/real analysis book is by Benedetto & Czaja. But HS age much better is Advanced Calculus by Fitzpatrick.
Introduction to statistical learning is very readable at that age.
CS wise I think Skienas algorithm design manual is the best.