Question: What kind of books should I look into to enhance my overall playing?

Answer: Schlossberg (Green book)
Clarke's "Technical Studies" and "Characteristic Studies"
Smith's "Top Tones"
Cafferelli's "100 Transposing Etudes"
Joannes Rochut's "Melodious Etudes for Trombone" (Yes, trombone)
James Stamp's "Warm-ups and Studies"
Philip Norris' "Top 50 Orchestral Audition Excerpts for Trumpet"
Vassily Brandt's "Etudes for Trumpet"
Bousque's "Etudes for Trumpet"
Charlier's "30 Etudes for Trumpet"
Arban's -Complete Method
Bach-Well-tempered Player
Bach-20 Etudes de Virtuosite
Berdiev-17 Studies
Bitsch-20 Etudes
Bohme-24 Melodic Studies
Bordogni-24 Vocalises; transposition (different than the Bone book)
Bousquet-36 Celebrated Studies
Bozza-16 Studies
Brahms-12 Etudes
Brandt-34 Studies and Last Studies
Broiles-Duets
Charlier-36 Etudes Transcendantes
Caffarelli-100 Studi Melodici
Chaynes-15 Etudes
Clarke-Technical Studies and Characteristic Studies
Colin-Advanced Lip Flexibility
Concone-(Shoemaker) Legato Etudes
Concone-(Sawyer) Lyrical
Concone-(Reinhardt) Selected
Dufresne/Voisin-Sight-reading
Falk-20 Atonale Exercises
Gates-Odd Meter Etudes
Getchell-Book 2 Practical Studies
Goldman-Practical Studies
Hering-40 Progressive Etudes
Irons-27 Group Exercises
Kopprasch-Book 2
Longinotti-Studies in Classical and Modern Style
Nagel-Speed Studies and Contemporary Music
Paudert-24 Studies
Pietzsch-Mager 22 Virtuousity Studies
Plog-16 Contemporary Etudes
Reynolds-48 Etudes
Sachse-100 Studies
St. Jacome
Schlossberg
Shuebruck-Graded Lip Trainers and Graded Tongue Trainers
Small-27 Melodious and Rhythmical Exercises
Smith-Top Tones
Stamp-Warm-ups
Tomasi-6 Etudes
Voisin-Studies
Voxman-Selected Studies
Werner
Williams
Wurm
Vizzutti-Etudes
-Joe
Joe@TrumpetBoredom.com