Heaviest book you own?

Quote from JiminieKookie

As I used to live with my parents we had 2 books around 5-6kg. One was just maps about the earth and the other one was about the Miniatur Wunderland

Here is a video so you know what the Miniatur Wunderland is

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edit: here is a more up-todate video about the Miniatur Wunderland since the first one is from 2012

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The book btw is outdated since a bit later they bought a new building for the Miniatur Wunderland and made it bigger

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Quote from Casiane

It is. I remember the pain of carrying it to university on exam days

that's why i get my book cut into parts! this weight was before i got it separated into 3 sub volumes because it's really impossible to carry it around

Quote from Casiane

For exams, we could be tested on any section so even if I got the book cut, I would have to carry all three. Also, the rules of the examination stated that a standard copy of certain editions are permissible. No modifications were allowed. Not even sticky notes to mark different sections ><

WHAT-

EXAMS WITH BOOK ALLOWED??? WHAT'S THAT?? WHICH COUNTRY YOU ARE FROM? I WANNA RELOCATE TTHERE .... OR IS IT JUST YOUR COURSE THING?

Quote from Casiane

LMAO!! Canada....but before you decide to move, they allowed us the Act because there are way too many laws and unless you are a genius, you can't memorize the entire act in a few months. It's the same when you write a CPA exam (accounting certification). You are provide the Income Tax Act and CPA Handbook with all the accounting frameworks since it's not reasonable to expect an average student can memorize all that.

okay so not for medical students I'll stay here only!

jokes aside i now understand your point!