In The Complete Idiot's Guide(r) to Social Media Marketing, social media guru Jennifer Abernathy helps you to get ahead of the competition.  This book is a must read for people with a product, service, or business who want to use social media as part of their marketing strategy.  With down-to-earth advice, Abernathy covers all the most influential social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, LinkedIN, and YouTube, and helps people determine which sites and functions are the most productive for their business.  http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Idiots-Guide-Social-Marketing/dp/1592579892 

In The ParentPreneur Edge, award winning entrepreneur and mother of two, Julie Lenzer Kirk draws upon her extensive experience to offer readers the humor, practical advice, and strategies needed to start, grow, and run a successful business. Using parenting anecdotes, she provides a refreshing twist on the typical business book. Written in a straightforward and accessible style, this book explores the similarities between parenting and running a business, and reveals how readers can successfully draw on parenting insights to provide an edge in entrepreneurship.  www.julielenzerkirk.com 

In Market to the Max, marketing executive Robyn Sachs offers a highly accessible framework, the marketing pyramid, to help you develop a marketing strategy based on your goals, budget and timeframe.   There's a reason why the Great Pyramids have stood for so long: They are built to last. A solid base provides a secure foundation for the subsequent layers. Each new layer is built upon the previous layer until the entire structure is so solid it can withstand ages of wear and tear and still remain standing.  In a similar fashion, this book will help you to maximize your marketing effort, through good times and bad, and develop a strategy built to last.  http://markettothemax.net 

In That's So Annoying, Cynthia Lett offers that unique combination of qualities every book should have:  humor, entertainment, and something of practical value.  Instead of giving us a dry list of rules of etiquette,  Lett gives us ways to handle those boorish moments we all face without losing our sense of humor.  What are the right rules for the coffee machine at work? Why are so many retail clerks rude? Are there new rules for social media?  This book explains the proper responses to all the most common irritations. Whether you are the matriarch of an unruly family trying to keep order, or an entrepreneur trying to figure out how to deal with pushy or messy clients and colleagues, this is a book for you. It's as funny as it is useful. http://www.thatssoannoyingbook.com/