Take A Bite

You've been warned, Joyful Jubilant Learning Network (JJLN) is having a love affair with books this month!

So far, we've heard about:

• Made to Stick by Chip Heath, review by Tim Milburn
• Setting The Table, by Danny Meyer, review by Rosa Say
• Grub Ideas for An Urban Organic Kitchen, by Ann Arbor, review by Mary Hunt
• Love is The Killer App, by  Tim Sanders, review by Benjamin Bach
• Authentic Leadership, by Bill George, review by Dean Boyer
• Two Weeks To A Breakthrough, by Lisa Haneberg, review by Dwayne Melancon
• Do Less Achieve More by Chin-Ning Chu, review by Karen Wallace
• This Is Your Brain On Music by Daniel Levitin, review by Steve Sherlock
• The Zen of Groups: The Handbook of People Meeting With A Purpose by Dale Hunter, review by Lisa Haneberg
• The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan, review by Brendan Connelly

And that's just the first few days!  If you're a reader JJLN's A Love Affair With Books spread right across March is ABSOLUTELY UNMISSABLE!

Of course, Pink Apple is having her say from later tonight  Melbourne time, when I review  Wherever You Go There You Are, by Jon Kabat-Zinn.

Pink Apple has previously confessed to her addiction - to books!

So here's Rosa Say's description of WHO will gain from a daily visit to Joyful Jubilant Learning Network which is hosting a month-long feast of book reviews.

Here's the full list of Books and Reviewers.

Tim Milburn has kicked off yesterday with Made to Stick Better Than Ducttape

Pink Apple is particularly looking forward to:

• Do Less Achieve More, a book that only this morning my new friend Estelle Hajigabriel of Mind Your Marketing recommended highly for me!  This is to be reviewed by by mate Karen Wallace
• Love is the Killer App to be reviewed by Benjamin Bach
• The Zen of Groups as reviewed by Lisa Haneberg, one of my must-read blog writers
• Go Put Your Strengths to Work reviewed by Blaine Collins a fellow JJLN regular contributor
• Of course, there's also that one book (written back in the 1920s and still going strong) that I keep meaning to read and never quite get there, Think and Grow Rich.  This is reviewed by blogger (new to my horizon) Carolyn Manning

Then, Pink Apple is also reviewing Wherever You Go There You Are.  My review appears on March 12. 

Of course, I'll be reading each review but these are the ones that I think, on first glance, I'll be most eager to hear more about!

Happy reading!

By the Way, what book would you like to see reviewed?  Any genre, just name a book!