What I'll soon be reading... well, someday...

Okay... I'm officially a bookaholic.
I knew that, but the stack of books that make it impossible for Angie to see me has confirmed it.

This week, between Monday and Friday, I've bought the following books:

On Monday, from Bookman's Used Books in Phoenix, Arizona

• The Craft of Research by Booth, Colomb, and Williams
• Love 'em or Lose 'em by Kay & Jordan-Evans
• Wonder Woman - The Complete History by Les Daniels
• Picture This - How Pictures Work by Molly Bang

Arriving all week from Amazon

• The Breakthrough Company by Keith R. McFarland
• slide:ology by Nancy Duarte
• E-Learning by Design by William Horton
• the Online Learning idea book by Patti Shank
• Better Than Bullet Points by Jan Bozarth
• Plato and a Playtypus Walk into a Bar... by Cathcart and Klein
• Lads before the Wind by Pryor
• The Five Most Important Questions by Peter Drucker
• The Extreme Future by James Canton
• Kicked, Bitten, and Scratched by Amy Sutherland
• The Change Handbook by Holman, Devane, and Cady
• How to Think Like a Behavioral Analyst by Bailey and Burch

On Friday, from Stanford Bookstore in Palo Alto, California

• The Science & Psychology of Doodles by Emma Steiger
• John Dewey on Education
• Hard Optimism by Price Pritchett
• The Plenitude by Gold

On Friday, from Borders in Palo Alto, California

• Anthropology for Dummies

On Friday, from Bookbuyers Used Books in Mountain View, California

• Field Guide to Gestures by Armstrong & Wagner
• No One Cares What You Had for Lunch - 100 Ideas for Your Blog - Margaret Mason
• The Leadership Challenge (1st Edition) by Kouzes and Posner
• Doing Psychology Experiments by David W. Martin
• The Clustered World by Michael J. Weiss
• Sway by Brafman and Brafman

It's a safe bet that I won't get through these books in the next week or so.
I haven't even finished Authenticity yet!

Any recommendations where I start?