Jon Duckett’s book is packed full of extremely

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Jon Duckett’s book is packed full of extremely helpful information about links, images, structure, tables, forms, text, color, and a lot more. He covers both HTML and CSS for many of the co to za numer nl topics. What’s really exceptional about the book is just how visually beautiful it is.

You may think that a blogging book about coding would be really basic, but this book was designed in a way that makes you want to flip through it even if you have no interest in coding at all. HTML and CSS can be helpful for people who have a strong understanding of coding, but it’s geared primarily for beginner to intermediate users.

This book is currently only available in a print version on Amazon.

8. Deep Work by Cal Newport
Deep Work Book by Cal Newport
There’s work, and then there’s Deep Work. There are plenty of times when you set out to work but you’re filled with so many distractions that you can’t give your work the attention that it needs.

When you are able to work without distractions, you’re able to push your cognitive skills to their limits. As a result, you can produce incredible work that creates new value. The valuable work you produce is difficult for other people to replicate and it stands out in the world. It has the potential to impact a lot of people in positive ways. That’s what author Cal Newport calls deep work. His book Deep Work contends, that when a person is in a state of deep work, their brain begins working more rapidly and effectively.

But how do you get to this point?

Cal Newport is an MIT graduate and professor. In Deep Work, he explains how you develop your ability to engage in deep work even with a busy schedule. The real reason I’ve ranked this on my list of the top blogging books is that he gives real-life advice for ways to work without distractions and produce meaningful work that lasts far longer than a Tweet or Facebook post ever could.