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I have read a lot of NLP books over the years, as well as attend many trainings. These days with so many trainers and NLP writers around it can be very difficult to decide where to invest your time and money. Hopefully the following NLP reviews will be of interest.
NLP Book Reviews
Currently there are far too many NLP books to review them all, and far too many "me-to" type books. As a general rule a beginner is better off sticking to the big names. Richard Bandler, Robert Dilts, Steve Andreas, and Paul Mckenna are easy to recommend. I exclude John Grinder (one of the co-developers of NLP) from my recommendations simply because his work, while worthwhile, is too advanced for most beginners. More reviews will appear from time to time, so please check back regularly. If there are any books that you would like an opinion on, then please email  planetNLP.
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If you are considering taking any trainings, check out the following articles and NLP reviews of UK Seminars. All the trainings currently listed were presented by Richard Bandler in association with the training company listed.
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