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1. Nicholas Cancelliere said on 20 Aug 07 09:11:
   This is a great list, I have over two-thirds of these titles myself. I can't think of one that you've missed except maybe Project Retrospectives: A handbook for team reviews, by Norman Kerth. Another good one is Fearless Change, by Mary Manns, PhD.
2. Andy P. Murthar said on 21 Aug 07 05:51:
   the book list is invaluable and i have spent many hours thumbing my way backwards and forwards through a few of them. I am particularly interested in your point 'students are expected to come to the class with a working knowledge of Scrum' When i did my course i was the only one who had this, due to reading prior to course. I would recommend all scrum trainers advise all attendees to read prior to attending a course and take an active responsibility for this as a standard part of there course booking practice.
3. Srinivas Chillara said on 26 Oct 07 03:55:
   Yes, I think attendees to the CSM class must read something about Scrum. Even one book is OK, Schwaber and Beedle or even a short introductory article on Scrum (for ex: The Scrum Primer )