One of my favorite books in recent years, that SORT OF addresses the issue of difficult conversations with leadership, is "Creativity, Inc.." by Ed Catmull. It's about the rise of Pixar. where apparently, at least in the early days, a custodian could have a great idea for a movie and would be encouraged by the company to run with it. The tough conversations part is in the last third of the book: the merger with Disney, which had/has a very different midnset about such unfettered creativity. Just a suggestion.Cathy AndronikRetired, Brien McMahon HS_______________________________________________On Friday 6 June 2025 at 07:34:30 am GMT-4, Jen <jlarkin24@gmail.com> wrote:_______________________________________________Good morning amazing CT school librarians! I hope you are having a smooth end to your school year. I am reaching out as I need help with a book recommendation.We are looking for a book - for our faculty - that handles the topic of having difficult conversations. We are not really looking for those centered around race or diversity - but more about the dynamics of difficult conversations related to change, the admin to teacher dynamic, and being able to have open conversations, no matter your role or status. It can be centered around education or not.I'm looking forward to anything you come up with!Thank you -Jen LarkinE.O. Smith High School
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