More Alumni Books
Growing Up with Harry: Stories of Character
by Sherman Baldwin (MBA ’97)
(iUniverse)
How You(™) Are Like Shampoo for Job Seekers: The Proven Personal Branding System to Help You Succeed in Any Interview and Secure the Job of Your Dreams
by Brenda Bence (MBA ’91)
(Global Insight Communications)
Merlin's Dragon
by T.A. Barron (MBA ’80)
(Philomel)
Joker One: A Marine Platoon’s Story of Courage, Leadership, and Brotherhood
by Donovan Campbell (MBA ’07)
(Random House)
Ahead of the Curve: Two Years at Harvard Business School
by Philip Delves-Broughton (MBA ’06)
(Penguin Press)
In the Arena: A Biography of William Treat (MBA ’47 Feb.)
by Merle Drown
(Hobblebush Books)
Local Heroes: How Loch Fyne Oysters Embraced Employee Ownership and Business Success
by David Erdal (MBA ’81)
(Viking)
High-Powered Investing All-in-One for Dummies
by Mark Galant (MBA ’84) and others
(For Dummies)
Why He Didn't Call You Back: 1,000 Guys Reveal What They Really Thought About You After Your Date
by Rachel Greenwald (MBA ’93)
(Crown)
The Chorister at the Abbey (Norbridge Chronicles Murder Mysteries)
by Lis Howell (AMP 158, 2000)
(Soho Constable)
Real Leaders, Real Schools: Stories of Success Against Enormous Odds
by Gerald C. Leader (MBA ’61) with Amy F. Stern
(Harvard Education Press)
Strategy and the Fat Smoker: Doing What’s Obvious But Not Easy
by David Maister (DBA ’76)
(Spangle Press)
Fuel: Catholic Men Living the Faith, A Small Group Guide
by Steve McCoy-Thompson and Randy M. Haykin (MBA ’88)
(Ave Maria Press)
Six Bulls: The Ohioans
by Richard Puz (AMP 89, 1982)
(Outskirts Press)
How Rich Countries Got Rich and Why Poor Countries Stay Poor
by Erik S. Reinert (MBA ’76)
(PublicAffairs)
Jersey Shore: Vintage Images of Bygone Days
by Emil Salvini (OPM 30, 2001)
(Globe Pequot)
Casey and Derek on the Ice
by Marty Epstein Sederman (MBA ’92)
(Chronicle Books)
Like No Other Career
by Marvin Traub (MBA ’49) and Lisa March
(Assouline Press)
The Soma Man
by Stan Wilczek (AMP 111, 1992)
(Pyramid Publishing)
Speak Softly . . . What’s Happened to American Humility?
by Ira L. Williams (MBA ’96)
(iUniverse)
