Thinkertoys
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Read on Hacker NewsThis link is to the first edition. Second edition is available as well: http://www.amazon.com/Thinkertoys-Handbook-Creative-Thinking...
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Read on Hacker NewsMichael Michalko has two excellent books on creativity: Thinkertoys ( http://www.amazon.com/Thinkertoys-Handbook-Creative-Thinking... ) and Cracking Creativity ( http://www.amazon.com/Cracking-Creativity-Secrets-Creative-G... ) They're both among my fave books of all time, though they are relatively similar in content so getting just one is fine. They cover a lot of different strategies for thinking creatively and outside the box, provide tons of examples, and have a lot of exercise that you can try yourself (and while it sounds cheesy, the exercises are actually fun)
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