My Review of 2010’s Best Reading: My Top Ten Book List

Some of the best advice I ever received in school was, ‘Always keep a good book near you.”  I enjoy books and read from nearly every genre.  I don’t judge a book as being above or below me.  With fiction, my goal is simple: I wish to enjoy a good story.  My nonfiction selections are focused primarily on helping me live a better life. I would like to share a few of the books I read in 2010 that best meet these standards.

1. Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk – I enjoyed this in-depth look at using social media to make a difference and chase dreams.  Vaynerchuk shares great insight and his personal climb to success through the use of social media.  If  you have a dream and want to make it happen, this is required reading.  This book is full of tips that you can actually accomplish and that really make a difference. Click to Read More

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4 thoughts on “My Review of 2010’s Best Reading: My Top Ten Book List

  1. Hey Kelly, just popped over from Tentblogger and saw this post. Of your Top 10, I’ve only read, “The Noticer.” Awesome book! I purchased Rework a couple months back but other books have jumped to the top of my priority list (eg. Content Rules, Beyond Viral and — just ordered — Crush It!). I scanned Crush It! and can’t wait for it to show up in the mail.