It’s our Dear Leader’s birthday today: Gordon Brown is 57 years young. He’s a famous bibliophile – and I figured we could send him a list of books. Here’s five to start with.
1) Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff – how to stop control freakery leading to misery
2) Wikinomics – why hierarchies are collapsing and the age of big government really is dead
3) Littlejohn’s Britain – he can take a view of his government from the bottom up.
4) Words That Work – Frank Luntz on why repeating “stability” seven times a day is a route to lose elections.
5) The Power of Charm – because it’s never too late for self-help.
Can CoffeeHousers think of any more?
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