Good evening and thank you for joining me for another boring books for bedtime.

I hope tonight selection provides all the boredom your busy brain needs to quiet down and let you get some sleep.

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Now, let's read and relax.

Find a comfortable spot.

Adjust your volume.

Take a nice deep breath in.

Let it out slowly and off we go.

Tonight we're returning to a work that many of you seem to enjoy, and which I found surprisingly informative.

Not that that's the point of this podcast.

Let's relax, with farm engines and how to run them.

The Young Engineers Guide, a simple practical handbook for experts as well as for amateurs fully describing every part of an engine and

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