What Are You Reading?

What books and recordings have inspired you in your search for meaningful work and a better life? Please let us know by leaving a message or sending an email. Please give us the title, author(s), publisher, publication date, and a brief review. If we publish your review, we'll add the suggested book to our list and post what you said, giving you full credit. So be sure to include your name (and your email if you want to be notified).

Read Globally,
But Buy Locally

Support your local
Independent Booksellers

We encourage you to support the independent bookstores in your area by purchasing your books and tapes locally, whenever you can. They depend on local patronage to stay in business. In turn, if they are any good at what they do, you can count on them for special selections, personal service, and a relaxing browse. It's a partnership worth continuing in every community. This link will take you to a list of independent bookstores near you.

Harding Books

Some wonderful books are out of print, and even Amazon can't always find them. Our friend Douglas Harding and his daughter Cheryl and son Kevin, operate Maine's largest used and rare bookstore. Our own library is full of extraordinary volumes culled from their bountiful shelves, including many books on business, careers, self-development, and learning.
       If you are looking for something that's hard to find or out of print, Doug, Cheryl and Kevin are the folks to call. You may contact Douglas N. Harding Rare Books by visiting their website at http://www.hardingsbooks.com/ or by calling Doug, Cheryl or Kevin directly at 207-646-8785. They also respond to written inquiries sent to PO Box 184, Wells, Maine 04090, or you can visit when your in the neighborhood by dropping by the old train station at 2152 Post Road in Wells, just across the road from Big Daddy's Ice Cream parlor.