In the field of computer science, many books have acquired nicknames based on their cover art or prominent authors. Notable examples include "The Dragon Book" for *Compilers: Principles, Techniques and Tools*, "The Camel Book" for *Programming Perl*, "The Pink Shirt Book" for *The Peter Norton Programmer's Guide to the IBM PC*, and "The Wizard Book" for *Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs*. These nicknames often help in quickly identifying and referencing well-known resources in the industry.