Lists Worth Checking TwiceAny list is by definition subjective but the following volumes of recommended book lists are real gems.
Jack Covert & Todd Sattersten's The 100 Best Business Books of All Time : What They Say, Why They Matter, & How They Can Help You is an interesting and well-structured annotated book list. Chapters include topics such as leadership, strategy, sales & marketing, rules & score-keeping, management, biographies, innovation & creativity, and big ideas. The book is ideal for browsing and a great tool to develop a comprehensive reading list.
1001 Books for Every Mood by Hallie Ephron lists books on a variety of topics. Readers who are looking for a good laugh, a good cry, inspiration, romance, or adventure will not be disappointed. There is something for everyone showcased here and please feel free to chat with our staff about any mood-worthy books you're looking for and would like to read.
Peggy Kaye's Games with Books : 28 of the Best Children's Books and How to Use Them to Help Your Child Learn, from Preschool to Third Grade ties very good books to helping your child develop reading, writing and math skills. Each activity is grade level-based, fun, and adaptable for use with a wide range of additional books, which we'd be happy to recommend.
Nancy Pearl, a Seattle librarian, offers great suggestions in her two books, Book Lust & More Book Lust. Both books are geared to please any "readaholic" and suggest good reads that serve a wide range of interests.
Jack Covert & Todd Sattersten's The 100 Best Business Books of All Time : What They Say, Why They Matter, & How They Can Help You is an interesting and well-structured annotated book list. Chapters include topics such as leadership, strategy, sales & marketing, rules & score-keeping, management, biographies, innovation & creativity, and big ideas. The book is ideal for browsing and a great tool to develop a comprehensive reading list.
1001 Books for Every Mood by Hallie Ephron lists books on a variety of topics. Readers who are looking for a good laugh, a good cry, inspiration, romance, or adventure will not be disappointed. There is something for everyone showcased here and please feel free to chat with our staff about any mood-worthy books you're looking for and would like to read.
Peggy Kaye's Games with Books : 28 of the Best Children's Books and How to Use Them to Help Your Child Learn, from Preschool to Third Grade ties very good books to helping your child develop reading, writing and math skills. Each activity is grade level-based, fun, and adaptable for use with a wide range of additional books, which we'd be happy to recommend.
Nancy Pearl, a Seattle librarian, offers great suggestions in her two books, Book Lust & More Book Lust. Both books are geared to please any "readaholic" and suggest good reads that serve a wide range of interests.
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