Reference Books

The future of the reference book is challenged by technology which makes it an exciting time for factual books.

Many reference books are gaining narratives to make them more readable: books such The Adventure of English, The Diet Delusion now combine fact with compelling stories that impart knowledge and understanding.

Reference Books reviews the latest books and revisits classics and tests their relevance to today. It covers:

Articles in the Reference Books section will explore the history, authority and major works of the reference world, which includes a wide range of non-fiction.

Reference Books is about the joy of knowledge and learning. Many a career or lifetime fascination started by browsing a reference book.

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Latest articles in Reference Books

Review of New Book on Customer Service

Good customer service begins with good employee relations. New book on customer service explores integrating high-tech and workplace culture.

May 17, 2012 – Patricia Faulhaber

Winning An Argument Every Time: Using a Lawyer's Techniques

Winning an argument is much an art than it is a science. Using techniques that successful lawyers use can boost one from a mediocre to a superb debater.

May 8, 2012 – Allan Cho

New Book Looks at the Need to Collaborate

New book makes a valuable resource for effective collaboration for managers and leaders at any level in any business or industry.

May 7, 2012 – Patricia Faulhaber

New Book on Doing Better in America

Bill Bradley a former NBA player, radio host and U.S. Senator, has written a new book on how Americans can do better.

May 3, 2012 – Patricia Faulhaber

Five Levels of Leadership: From Positional to Influential

A manager is just a job title. However, being a good leader is like winning a game. But being a truly great leader is like winning a championship.

Apr 20, 2012 – Allan Cho

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