�P The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff – A story about the life and times of a group of friends in the 100-acre woods. This series of stories define the antics of Winnie- the-Pooh, a bear of not too much brain, as he would say about himself. However, Winnie-the-Pooh does follow his Tao in his everyday life and he is very happy about it.

�P The Tao of Tea – A specialty brand of tea that has become a popular item with people. This tea company not only produces the tea, it gives a history of the region where the tea is grown and also the lives of the people who grow the tea, complete with their life styles and culture.

�P The Tao of Programming translated by Geoffrey James. This is a tongue-in-cheek translation of the Tao Te Ching relating to the mysteries of computer programming. IT shows the “way” of obtaining a proper prospective on programming. It is a satire on programming method and funny to read.

�P The Tao of Star Wars – Now this is more like it! The comparison between Tao and Star Wars is so apparent with the way George Lucas wrote his fairy-tale story that it almost becomes instinctive. We see the association between Tao and the movie theme extremely well. Keep up the good work, George!

�P The Tao of the Ride by Garri Garripoli A handbook to take cruising with you on this crazy ride called life, Tao of the Ride is a refreshing and inspiring read for anyone seeking balance and clarity, and a reminder that we can have fun on the journey. A supplement to this is the book, “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” telling all about how to maintain a Harley bike.

�P Tao of Jeek Kune Do by Bruce Lee. This book tries to explain his martial arts philosophy of a fighting style that is not a fighting style, his approach to martial arts and his life.