My first recommendation would be to impose a hierarchy --- surely the books can be grouped in some fashion useful to the viewer? Perhaps by the intended reader? So maybe:

- beginning designer

- developer working with designer

- developer working without assistance from a designer

- supervisor working with team of designers and developers

Long flat lists of undifferentiated items are a common problem in design and your page not solving that is decidedly not confidence-building.

Also, was surprised not to see what I consider one of the best books on visual interface design listed:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/344729.Designing_Visual_...

Unfortunately, this book was marred reputationally by the reissue having a ghastly cover and poor quality screengrab reproductions --- track down a first edition if possible.

Thanks, added the book to the library and will explore categorization options.