The Makerspace Librarian's Sourcebook

This is a pricey book, but it's one of the best 'all-round' books for library makerspaces that I've come across. From starting a space, to the pedagogy of making to specific technology and gadget, the book covers a lot of ground. Kroski did a great job finding expert contributors, and I'd recommend this book to anyone running a makerspace or offering maker programming in a library setting. One thing I especially appreciate is that the content is appropriate to public libraries - not specific to school libraries as many such books are.