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As the Chofetz Chaim famously stated in the Mishnah Berurah, one
cannot be fully Shomer Shabbos without first studying the Halachos.
Since Shabbos represents such an fundamental element of Yiddishkeit
and since it is our weekly lesson of Emunah in the creation of the
world, it is certainly worthwhile to improve our Shabbos observance.
The first place to start is Hilchos Shabbos. Some possible books to
study are:
The 39 Melochos - R' Dovid Ribiat
Shemirath Shabbath - Rabbi Yehoshua Neuwirth
The Shabbos Kitchen - Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen
The Shabbos Home - Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen
The Sanctity Of Shabbos - Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen
Muktzeh: A Practical Guide - Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen
The Muktzeh Directory - Rabbi Yehonasan Ben Tzur
Halachos of Muktza - Rabbi Yisroel Pinchos Bodner
Meoros HaShabbos - Weekly Study of Hilchos Shabbos
The Book of Shabbos - Rabbi Yechiel Michel Stern
Inspirational Books include:
Nefesh Shimshon: Making the Most of Shabbos
Sabbath: A Guide to Its Understanding and Observance - Dayan Dr.
Isidore Grunfeld
The Magic of Shabbos - Rabbi Mordechai Rhine
Shabbos In My Soul - Rabbi Boruch Leff
Shabbos: Its Essence And Significance - By Rabbi Shimon Finkelman
The Gift of Shabbos: Insights from the Sfas Emes - Rabbi Yosef Stern
The Shabbos Companion - Rabbi Abraham J. Twersky
For Children:
The 39 Avoth Melacha of Shabbath - Rabbi Baruch Chait
A Treasury of Shabbos Bedtime Stories - By Shmuel Blitz
Shabbos is Coming! We're Lost in the Zoo - Devorah Leah
What Do You See? On Shabbos - Bracha Goetz
I Honor Shabbos: A Children's Guide - Zev Greenwald
A Story by Rabbi Juravel: Shabbos Stories
Let's Welcome Shabbos! - Bruriah D.
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