The Art of Explanation, How To Win Friends & Get Sh*t Done 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
The Art of Explanation
How to Win Friends and Influence People
Get Sh*t Done

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
/9789361562549/9780785846734
Publisher: Wildfire, Rupa Publications, Chartwell Books

Overview
This three-book paperback set brings together three standout titles on communication, relationships, and productivity. The Art of Explanation distills BBC journalist Ros Atkins's newsroom experience into a practical framework for clear messaging. How to Win Friends and Influence People shares Dale Carnegie's time-tested advice on building rapport and influence. Get Sh*t Done, from the editors of Chartwell Books, uses psychology and neuroscience-backed exercises to help readers beat procrastination. Together, these titles form a well-rounded non-fiction bundle for anyone wanting to communicate better, connect with others, and get more done.

About the Books
Each title in this collection tackles a different piece of personal and professional growth. The Art of Explanation walks readers through ten essential elements of a strong explanation, drawn from Ros Atkins's years presenting complex stories to broad audiences on the BBC. It shows how to identify a core message, structure it logically, and adapt it for different listeners, making it useful for presenters, students, and anyone who needs to make an idea land. How to Win Friends and Influence People is Dale Carnegie's enduring guide to dealing with people, first published decades ago and still widely read today, offering straightforward techniques for showing genuine interest, avoiding needless conflict, and encouraging cooperation at work or at home. Get Sh*t Done, compiled by the editors of Chartwell Books, is a hands-on workbook of prompts and exercises designed to help readers stop procrastinating and start finishing what they start, drawing on psychology and neuroscience to explain focus and offer concrete routines. Read as a set, the three books move from clear thinking, to better relationships, to consistent follow-through, giving readers a rounded toolkit for daily use. The paperback format makes the set easy to carry or work through one chapter at a time.

Key Benefits

• Brand new paperback set combining communication, influence, and productivity skills
• Includes Ros Atkins's practical ten-part framework for clear explanations
• Features Dale Carnegie's classic, widely read guidance on people skills
• Get Sh*t Done offers hands-on prompts to help beat procrastination
• Great gift for professionals, students, and anyone starting a new job or school year
• Compact paperback format is easy to read on a commute, at a desk, or on the go

Book-by-Book Guide
The Art of Explanation — Ros Atkins shares ten elements of a great explanation drawn from his experience as a BBC broadcaster.
How to Win Friends and Influence People — Dale Carnegie's classic guide teaches readers how to build rapport, avoid conflict, and influence others with respect.
Get Sh*t Done — This workbook from the editors of Chartwell Books uses psychology-backed exercises to help readers overcome procrastination.

About the Authors
Ros Atkins is a BBC journalist and broadcaster known for his "Ros Atkins On..." explainer videos, which distill complex news stories into clear, concise briefings. Dale Carnegie was an American writer and lecturer who developed courses in self-improvement, salesmanship, and public speaking; How to Win Friends and Influence People, first published in 1936, remains one of the best-known books on personal development. Get Sh*t Done is compiled by the editors of Chartwell Books, a publisher known for practical, activity-driven non-fiction titles.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This trio pairs sharp communication skills with people know-how and real productivity tools, making it a smart back-to-school or new-job gift, a thoughtful birthday present, or a solid addition to any home or classroom library for readers ready to think, connect, and do better.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.