That The Innovator's Dilemma is not on that list shows that it is complete and utter fluff. Delivering Happiness is probably a great book, but the rest looks like self-help-new-age gibberish. Better use the classics, as kitsune_ suggested, then.
I absolutely agree about The Innovator's Dilemma. It's a great roundup of decisions that have long-term effects on a startup (equity decisions, team composition, wealth v. control, etc.).
This list looks like it was written by somebody who reads pop-business books, and doesn't run a business.
