what order should I read these books in?

There is no right order. They are all fine books.

You didn't say if you are a child or an adult, or if you like reading... You have been playing here for more than a year, and have nearly achieved a 1000 rating in rapid and blitz, and a 2472 puzzles rating, so presumably you have covered a lot of the materials in those books already.

When you are lucky enough to have received a pile of books, take a few minutes to look them over. If something catches your eye, read it.

I found this article on the Steps Method. https://www.chess.com/blog/HanSchut/the-steps-method-for-learning-and-teaching-chess

It really requires a teacher to work well. They point out the difference between solving a five move puzzle with visualization of the entire five move line, instead of as a series of five one move puzzles, which is the way many people probably approach online puzzles.  A teacher can patiently draw out such extended visualization via the Socratic method.  

I think that is a very valid point.

bixbar, you should look at the 5-book series "Learn Chess the Right Way" by Susan Polgar.  I'm convinced that it is a great foundation for beginner players.

Good Chess Books for Beginners and Beyond...

https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/good-chess-books-for-beginners-and-beyond