I saw a post on LinkedIn yesterday asking people for their top 5 Sustainability books. I quoted the following five as the most influential in my career:

• Material Concerns, Tim Jackson – the first time I really got sustainability, now hard to find;
• Natural Capitalism – great theories (but implementation has proved a problem for the authors);
• Cradle to Cradle (ditto);
• The God Species, Mark Lynas – blows away many green sacred cows;
• Confessions of a Radical Environmentalist – by the Godfather of Corporate Sustainability, Ray Anderson, simply brilliant.

But, as a practitioner, I have found change management books as important to my career. In many ways ‘getting’ Sustainability is much easier than ‘getting to’ Sustainability. Here are my recommendations:

• Switch by Chip & Dan Heath;
• Thinking Fast & Slow by Daniel Kahneman;
• Nudge by Thaler & Sunstein.

Any to add? Bonus points if they’re any of mine!