Michael Bamberger's " The Green Road Home " and Harvey Penick's "Little Red Book".

Training a tiger

Harvey Penicks Little red book.

Harvey Penick's Little Red Book.

Just finished 2 excellent books this week

The Big Miss Hank Haney
Life Swings Nick Faldo

"The Golfing Machine" by Homer Kelley. Oldie but goody, but seriously changed how I think about golf.

"A Nasty Patch of Rough" by David Feherty.

Deno,
Hogan - Five Lessons: The modern Fundamentals + the 2 Dave Peltz (Short Game & Putting) provide just about all the instruction requirements.
After that, the world's your oyster...
Bernard Darwin - Second Shots - Out of the Rough - Playing the Like
Henry Longhurst - The Essential Henry Longhurst
Peter Doberiener - Down the Nineteenth Fairway - For the love of Golf
Laurence Donegan - Four iron in the Soul - Maybe it should've been a 3 iron (My year as a caddy...)
I could go on...
JT

Not much into books, but when I went to Nova Scotia and played Cabot Links/Cliffs I was given a signed personalized copy of a book by the author, John Steinbreder, titled "From Turnberry to Tasmania, Adventures of a Traveling Golfer". Found it interesting. He is also the author of Golf Rules and Etiquette for Dummies.

Tony Jacklin My Autobiography was my most recent read and turned out to be an incredible insight into his life.

Miracle on the 17th Green by James Patterson and Peter de Jonge, any of Harvey Penick’s books, and any book on Ben Hogan.

I really enjoyed "Tiger Woods" by Armen Ketayian

“Final Rounds” by James Dodson. Its a must If your father introduced you to golf.

Also, “Golf is Not A Game of Perfect.” My handicap went down 3 or 4 strokes immediately after reading.

My little golf library has about 60 books, from fiction to biography to instruction to course architecture, which is one of my favorite subjects.

Two of my favorites.
I happened upon The Red Zone in the library one day. Spent the next four hours scanning through it, then headed over to the local book store to pick up my own copy. Awesome.

Inner Game of Golf by Timothy Gallwey. Great book and suggest reading.