This has some fairly day to day type info :) http://www.thubtenchodron.org/DailyLifeDharma/practicing_buddhism_in_daily_life.html

Here are two that look interesting: BuddhaNet - Worldwide Buddhist Information and Education NetworkOffers an online Buddhist magazine, a comprehensive worldwide directory of Buddhist centers, a library of ebooks, and an extensive database of articles on ... www.buddhanet.net/ - BuddhismA comprehensive Web site for both those new to Buddhism and those already familiar with this major religion. All schools of Buddhism are catered for, ... buddhism.about.com/ -

Some favorites of mine: WEB ------ - Meditation instruction from Zen Mountain Monastery: http://www.mro.org/zmm/teachings/meditation.php BOOKS ---------- - Buddhism is not what you think: Finding Freedom beyond Beliefs (Steve Hagen - a Zen teacher in Minnesota with a science background, who does a brilliant job of making difficult things clear, and also weaves in some correlations between science and Buddhism that enrich the topic) http://www.powells.com/biblio/1-0060730579-0 - The Wisdom of Insecurity (Alan Watts - a somewhat controversial figure in Zen circles, Watts is just a wonderful and entertaining writer. The main source of criticism is his failure to stress the need for practice... but this little gem can be read in 2 hours and it's the book that originally "rocked my world" regarding Buddhism. ) http://www.powells.com/biblio/17-0394704681-0 - Everyday Zen: Love and Work (Joko Beck – she was my teacher’s teacher, btw, and probably one of the best-selling Buddhist authors in the West) http://www.powells.com/biblio/1-0060607343-15 - Ordinary Magic: Everyday Life as Spiritual Path (John Welwood) This is an anthology edited and compiled by Welwood with his commentary. Lots of great teachers and different perspectives. Welwood himself is a psychotherapist and Buddhist teacher, and writes inspired and beautiful stuff, particularly on relationships. http://www.powells.com/biblio/1-0877735972-1

The Essence of BUDDHISM by Jo Durden Smith

An old book by Edwin Arnold called "The Light of Asia" only about 150 pages, the life and conversion of Siddhartha. very poetic and emotional. It was my intro into Buddhism. see the web site wwww.theosophy-nw.org/theosnw/books/lightasi/asia This has the full text which can be downloaded. Good luck