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Dress Smart Men

This book is for guys—women don't seem to need books like this. (Although if you do, there is a version for women called Dress Smart Women).

If you don't have any decent dress clothes, or if you have a lot of shirts and pants and ties that don't seem to go together because you bought them one at a time—then this is the book for you. Even if you do have some nice clothes, this book will help you to decide what to buy next.

It would make a great gift for a new graduate or for someone looking for a job. Lots of pictures. Lots of straightforward, no-nonsense advice. Just what guys need. $21. Order it here.

April Book List: Education & Psychology

Every month I will post a list of recommended books that share a common theme. This month, I've listed 14 books from the fields of education and psychology. They provide what I consider to be essential background information for researchers in these areas. Several of the books, such as Conversations with Neil's Brain, Influence: Science and Practice, and Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons were written for a general audience—I've suggested them to family and friends—and now I offer them to you.

I invite you to comment on my list or add some recommendations of your own. (Especially if you think, "If you like these books, you'll love this one.)