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Strategic Connections: The New Face Of Networking In A Collaborative World. By Anne Baber, Lynne Waymon, André Alphonso, and Jim Wylde. American Management Association, 229 pp.

What you didn’t know about networking

Book Review: Cooperation, collaboration mean more than ever—how to get it right
Parenting with a Story: Real-Life Lessons In Character For Parents And Children To Share. By Paul Smith. AMACOM. 260 pp.

Lessons in character for all ages

Book Review: Paul Smith’s book of stories serves as leadership guide
Cash Box: The Invention and Globalization of the ATM. By Tom R. Harper and Bernardo Batiz-Lazo. Networld Media. 140 pp.

ATMs from “A” to today

Book Review: Shades of Kramer! Coffee table book about cash machines
Behind Every Good Decision: How Anyone Can Use Business Analytics To Turn Data Into Profitable Insight. By Piyanka Jain and Puneet Sharma. Amacom. 256 pp.

Decision-making data right at your fingertips

Book Review: Good decisions aren’t just about Big Data
What Would Ben Stein Do? Applying The Insights Of A Modern-Day Pundit To Tackle The Challenges Of Business and Life. By Ben Stein. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 210 pp.

Ben Stein’s thoughts for anybody, everybody

Book Review: From savings to marriage to gratitude, a break from goofiness of modern life
Make Change Work For You: 10 Ways To Future-Proof Yourself, Fearlessly Innovate, and Succeed Despite Uncertainty. Perigee/Penguin Random House, 302 pp.

What’s stopping you from being an innovator?

Book Review: F.E.A.R. can make change work for you and your bank
“The Truth Doesn’t Have To Hurt”: How To Use Criticism To Strengthen Relationships, Improve Performance, And Promote Change, Deb Bright, Ed.D. Amacom. 244 pp.

“Uh, about the job you’re doing”

Book Review: Can constructive criticism be helped by flow charts?
Digital Bank: Strategies To Launch Or Become A Digital Bank. By Chris Skinner. Marshall Cavendish/Business, 315 pp.

How to become a Digital Bank

Book Review: Handbook suits both Digital Aliens and Digital Natives
Mostly Canallers, by Walter Edmonds, is the final book in a series about books with a banker involved that we’ll tell you about in this column.

Bankers in their “classical” role

Part 4: Scrooge and Potter—both outdone by a true villain
Marines And Others, by John W. Thomason, is the third book in a series about books with a banker involved that we’ll tell you about in this column.

Troubled banker who did the right thing

Part 3: Temptation and resolve in John Thomason’s “Hate”
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