I'm leadering a small team, it's my second team. What books will helpme to become a great manager?

****support**** your team, don't command. Do that and anything else is extra

Congrats! Can't think of any books off the bat, but be there for your people as a CO-worker, and not a BOSS. Support them, don't push them under the bus. Be a leader, not a manager. Celebrate their life events. Buy them donuts. I'm not joking.

Dont read any books.
Learn from experiences and stories of managers online

"The Art of War" by Sun Tzu

"Emperors Handbook" (Meditations) - Marcus Aurelius

Books can't make you a good manager, your behavior can. Be a good colleague, give them a way to go, help them on their doubts and work with them on few things. Give them a shade if something went wrong as a team rather than blaming them.

Dilbert: Way of the weasel.

There are more books about management out there - Dilbert will show up with the real hazards.

"How to win friends and influence people" by Dale Carnegie

Ah, now I remember. Leadership Secrets of Atilla the Hun. In spite of the title, it's a common sense book. I've always thought a head on the end of a pike to be pretty motivational. Seriously, a good book.

Thank you to all of you! Im doing my best! Hugs and no bugs!