The newest book by Kathryn McCamant and Charles Durrett, from the Cohousing Company, who had a hand in helping develop Highline Crossing and many other cohousing communities across North America. 

The granddaddy of all cohousing books! McCamant and Durrett were instrumental in bringing cohousing to the States.

How to create sustainable communities in the midst of the suburbs. Ideas range from community dinners, to neighborhood watches, to community supported agriculture.

Another book by David Wann, author of Superbia.

A book that reminds us of the importances of warm and lively public spaces and the importance of good conversation to civic life. Rising above a life-style enclave or a networking event, the local watering hole is essential to community. In cohousing the role is often filled by the common house.

Robert D. Putman's pulls out all the sociological data to document the decline of public and community life in America since the Second World War. A bleak assessment of the present state of American civic life that underlines the need for such neighborhood-building movements as cohousing.

Well, not really a book on cohousing, but a book by a cohouser. James Frey is Highline Crossing's unofficial poet laureate.