The Menstuff® library lists pertinent books on Personal issues.
Andreas, Brian, Strange Dreams, Collected Stories &
Drawings, StoryPeople, 1996
Andrews, Ted, Animal-Speak: the spiritual & magical powers
of creatures great and small, Llewellyn Publications,
1997
Kelder, Peter, Ancient Secret of the Fountain of Youth,
Doubleday, 1998
Krakauer, Jon, Into the Wild, Villard, 1996
Lerner, Dick, Dress Like the Big
Fish: How to achieve the image you want and the success you
deserve. To land a job these days, prospective employees need
more than a strong resume. Their dress and image need to mirror
their credentials. The author, a Certified Wardrobe Consultant and
Certified Custom Clothier, points out, "An investment in an
appropriate wardrobe is an investment in career success." In
this book he offers sensible, practical advice for everyone from
young people looking for their first job or to step up a rung;
retiring or recently discharged military personnel who have been
wearing a uniform for many years; women and men re-entering the
work force; and anyone looking to land a job in this tough job
market. Things considered: that sport coast that's on sale
may not be such a good buy. Business casual does not mean jeans.
Wear wool. When you can't afford wardrobe clothing, buy fewer
pieces, but better quality. Dress for the job two levels above
you. Also, a check-list for non-clothing items: hair,
eyeglasses, facial hair, fingernails. www.DressLiketheBigFish.com,
Bel Fir Fashions Press, 2008, ISBN 978-0-9793463-0-9
Lynch, Aaron, Thought Contagion: how belief
spreads through society, Basic Books, 1996
Manes, Christopher, Other Creations: Rediscovering the
Spirituality of Animals, Doubleday, 1997
Quammen, David, The Flight of the Iguana: A sidelong view of
science and nature, Touchstone, 1998
Roth, Gabrielle, Sweat Your Prayers, Jeremy Tarcher,
1997
Segalove, Illene and Paul Bob Velick, List Your
Self: Listmaking as the way to self-discovery. To
list yourself is to know yourself. Its easier than journaling
because you don't have to pour your heart out, record your days or
pass judgment. One list leads to another and before you know it,
you're on a playful yet profound excursion into your past, present
and future - to places filled with self-discovery and awareness.
Try a few and see: List the people who have really
changed your life. List what always worries you, day in and day
out. List the qualities you truly like about yourself. List five
things that give you goose bumps. List the things that no one
knows about you. List the crazy stuff you've done for love. Got
it? Andrews & McMeel, 1996
Urbanska, Wanda, Moving to a Small Town: A guidebook for moving
from urban to rural America, Fireside, 1996
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