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Some of the best books, Institute for Government publications and Civil Service Learning material
 | Special Advisers: Who they are, what they do and why they matter by Ben Yong and Robert Hazell (Hart, August 2014) ISBN: 978-1-84946-560-1 |
| People Who Live in the Dark by Andrew Blick (Politico's, 2004) ISBN: 978184275062 |
| Inside Out: In Defence of Special Advisers: Lessons from Personal Experience by Nick Hillman (IFG, March 2014) |
| Special advisers and ministerial effectiveness: by Zoe Gruhn, Felicity Slater (IFG, October 2012) |
| How to Be A Minister: A 21st Century Guide by John Hutton and Leigh Lewis (Biteback, 2014) ISBN: 9781849547321 |
| The Challenge of Being a Minister by Peter Riddell, Zoe Gruhn, Liz Carolan (IFG, May 2011) |
| House of Commons Public Administration Select Committee Special advisers in the thick of it (Sixth Report of Session 2012-13) |
| The Blunders of our Governments by Anthony King and Ivor Crewe (Oneworld, 2013) ISBN 978-1-78074-266-3 |
| Instruction to Deliver by Michael Barber (Politico's, 2007) ISBN 978-1-84275-210-4 |
| Civil Service Learning |
| Working with Ministers: A practical handbook on advising, briefing & drafting by Christopher Jary and revised by Laura Bryant-Smith (Crown, 2015) |
 | Who Governs Britain? by Anthony King (Penguin 2015) ISBN 978-0141980652 |
