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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 798375, member: 34106"]
Reading 10 books is probably going to confuse you more than anything, especially since different authors have different takes. I've never even read a single poker book (probably not a good thing) but i don't think it is necessary at all to be a winning player. I suspect that these books aren't geared up for playing micro stakes either and the adjustments between playing micro stakes and playing decent opponents is HUGE. Many players in micro stakes are unbluffable etc. If you want to play limit micro stakes then it is a good idea to tighten up. In no way am i saying only play AJs+ AQo+ TT+ etc. but limit your raising range to hands like that, and try to see cheap flops with suited connectors and small pps. Fold everything else. Although i don't play limit, i imagine at micro stakes you are playing ALOT of calling stations (it isn't like limit allows you to give bad pot odds anyways). So you want to make sure you are only playing hands that will give you TPTK (raise hard preflop to isolate as best you can) or hands that can hit big multiway limped flops like flush/straight draws or sets. 
 
Like i said i don't play limit so take this with a grain of salt, but if you want to play alot looser like you say then i would advise NL. I also don't think that limit is any safer than NL. Constantly losing a small amount is no better than periodically losing alot in a single pot.
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