The book *Diseases of the Breast* edited by Jay R Harris, Mark E Lippman, Monica Morrow, and C Kent Osborne, provides a comprehensive overview of breast diseases, emphasizing management while covering basic science and patient-related factors. The second edition incorporates recent advancements, including updates on benign breast disease management, genetic and non-genetic risks of breast cancer, and the natural history of the disease. The book also delves into local and systemic treatments, metastatic disease, imaging techniques, and research methods. It is well-referenced and includes detailed summaries and algorithms, making it a valuable resource for clinicians and researchers. However, the reviewers suggest adding color illustrations and addressing the risks of screening more thoroughly. The second edition of *Clinical Oncology* by MD Abeloff, JO Armitage, AS Lichtens, and JE Niederhuber is a large, comprehensive textbook aimed at trainee and practicing oncologists. It covers the scientific underpinnings of cancer medicine, general principles of management, and specific aspects of cancer treatment. The book is well-printed, with clear figures and consistent content. While the science sections are less engaging, the clinical sections are excellent, providing clear and concise advice on diagnosis, staging, and management. The book is praised for its practical value and ease of use, making it a valuable addition to any oncologist's library.The book *Diseases of the Breast* edited by Jay R Harris, Mark E Lippman, Monica Morrow, and C Kent Osborne, provides a comprehensive overview of breast diseases, emphasizing management while covering basic science and patient-related factors. The second edition incorporates recent advancements, including updates on benign breast disease management, genetic and non-genetic risks of breast cancer, and the natural history of the disease. The book also delves into local and systemic treatments, metastatic disease, imaging techniques, and research methods. It is well-referenced and includes detailed summaries and algorithms, making it a valuable resource for clinicians and researchers. However, the reviewers suggest adding color illustrations and addressing the risks of screening more thoroughly. The second edition of *Clinical Oncology* by MD Abeloff, JO Armitage, AS Lichtens, and JE Niederhuber is a large, comprehensive textbook aimed at trainee and practicing oncologists. It covers the scientific underpinnings of cancer medicine, general principles of management, and specific aspects of cancer treatment. The book is well-printed, with clear figures and consistent content. While the science sections are less engaging, the clinical sections are excellent, providing clear and concise advice on diagnosis, staging, and management. The book is praised for its practical value and ease of use, making it a valuable addition to any oncologist's library.