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

"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!