ALL THREE BOOKS REVIEWED

Over the last 15 weeks I have read 3 books. Along the way I have reviewed each of them in my blogs. Now, I am going to review them all three one more time and give my final thoughts.

The first book I read was "The Art Of Social Media" by Guy Kawasaki and Peg Fitzpatrick. This was a book of tricks and tips when dealing with social media. The tips you could use for personal use or you could use when running a business. This book was an easy read and honestly my favorite of the three. I really liked how the information was put in the book. There was a lot of listing that made it easy to follow the process.

My favorite part of this book was that it helped me a lot when I first started to blog. When I started to read this book was the exact same time that I started to write blog posts. Chapter 3 of this book gave me insight on how to make a "perfect post" and I shared that with all of you here. Also, another chapter taught us how to integrate social media with blogging. I was able to use those tips throughout my time blogging this far. Overall, I would suggest this book to people that are just starting out on social media on a personal level or also as a business.

The second book I read was called "Social Media Marketing: Workbook 2018" by Jason McDonald. This book was also very good. I really liked how they broke things down and I was able to connect with that was being explained. This book had a chapter for each of the popular social media sites. Some of my favorite were twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. It was really nice for me because I thought I knew a decent amount about all these sites but when they were broke down I found out things that surprised me.

In my blog I broke the chapters down as well and reviewed them. My favorite chapter that I read was about LinkedIn. I do not know a lot about LinkedIn so in my blog I did a "LinkedIn for Dummies" review. I liked that book gave me more insight into this popular app. Overall, I would suggest this book to people that do not know a lot about the popular apps I named above.

The final book I read was called "Measure What Matters" by Katie Delahaye Paine. This book was my least favorite of the three. The only reason I say this because I was not able to get into it as much as the others ones. This book I found hard to read because I do not really understand how the measurement system works. As I read more into the book I was able to catch on and understand but I never really got excited to read this book.

Although, I did not personally enjoy it does not mean I would not recommend it to friends. I honestly think this book would be very helpful to business owners. I say this because it talks about ROI, measure your employees, crises, nonprofits, and much much more. I think that this book would great for someone that likes working with numbers and data. If I am ever maintaining a business I think it would be helpful for me to reread this one.

I hope you guys enjoyed my book reviews over the last 15 weeks! Can't wait to jump back in and start my next book!