Communication books for a soon-to-be college grad

["Rob Hudson" <caveatrob -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Hello Everyone,

One of my students asked me for recommendations on "communications
books for a soon-to-be college grad."

I like the Redish "Letting Go of the Words" and the Davidson "Business
Writing: What Works, What Won't" for writing.

I also think he could use a presentation book on good PowerPoint, but
don't know what to recommend there. I always liked Kawasaki, but don't
know if he's published.

Finally, I think he could use something about speaking and giving presentations.

What are your top picks for these categories? Did I miss any categories?
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