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Thanks for the suggested reading.
Some of which I have seen, but most of which I have not.
I really appreciate seeing what is getting dug up from the deep such as old 
classics like Small is Beautiful!

I realize that, in addition to compiling bibliographies ( I believe I asked 
for 'annotated', which, understandably, these are not - but such a thing -- 
an annotated bibliography is an incredible effort on its own and incredibly 
valuable to help people follow their own paths through this field), I might 
have asked for something like 

Desert Island choice in permaculture reading (if you were only permitted say, 
3, 4 or 5 books -- that sort of thing...

or, a sequenced reading prescription.

This also requires more finesse, as do the desert island reading, and 
annotated biblios.

The idea would be: which books would you best recommend for people to start 
with.  Leveled reading in permaculture.

Thanks for what has come so far!
Keep those suggestions coming!

Yours in diversity,
Frances
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One of my favorite permaculture oriented books is The Apple Grower by
Michael Phillips.

sean