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Joel Spolsky runs a software house in New York but is best known for his writings on the software development process. This short book describes his approach to hiring the best software developers, from advertising to interviewing and beyond. If you're involved in the hiring process it's a must read. (50 words)

One of the most interesting and entertaining people in public life deserves a better biography than this. The stories are worth reading but unfortunately the writing style and lame conclusions would embarrass an A-Level student. We can but hope that a superior biography will be forthcoming shortly. (47 words)

As a news anchor in the UK for Channel 4 he is well recognised but I hadn't realised quite how much proper reporting he has done. All very interesting stuff with his own (rather lefty) view of why and how things happened. I don't always agree but it's always challenging. (50 words)

This book follows an open source software development project led by Mitch Kapor and tries to understand how and why software projects often fail, or at least are harder than they should be. An excellent read for techies and non-techies alike it provides a great introduction to the geek world. (50 words)

The Guardian review of this mystery thriller is not complimentary, but I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. While the exciting tale of murder, kidnap, code breaking and religious symbolism is Di Vinci Codesque, the setting is grittier and the characters more sympathetic. Fast paced, engaging and well worth a read. (49 words)

A book about horses which have left their mark on Monty Roberts, if your intrested in history of racing or horses a worthwhile read. The pictures act fact to his incredible work nd harsh bringing up. A kind hearted man with lots to give. (44 words)

It's been years since the deaths of Peter McAllister's parents landed him in Clarksbury, but his outsider status still remains. When a mysterious woman named Fiona tries to convince Peter that he is more than what he seems, will Peter see through her lies? Or is Fiona telling the truth? (50 words)

George Hendry was a much-loved man, a great university athlete, and a very good doctor. Unfortunately, he was also naive and too trusting. A foolish discretion one night in January 1941 would have him spending the rest of his tragically short life making amends for. (45 words)

The were the last two people executed in Canada, but surprisingly little was known about them until now. This is the first book to uncover the lives of deaths of Turpin, a Canadian criminal, and Lucas, a Detroit gangster, and finally reveal the mistake that ultimately cost their lives. (49 words)

This one is for all the art buffs and collectors! It's a comprehensive guide to the Canadian art market for both novice and experienced collectors. Full of advice that will give anyone the tools they need to venture into the art world with confidence. (44 words)