Chernev's logical chess move by move
Chess: the art of logical thinking
Best lessons of a chess coach McDonald
Russian Chess-learn from the new champions
A First Book of Morphy
In what order would you study these books
Chernev or A First Book of Morphy
Art of Logical Thinking
Best Lessons of a chess coach
I don't know the other book
I would read the first few pages of each book, in some random order, then shelve them to gather dust whilst I continued playing. 
I suppose if I collect enough chess books they will insulate a wall, quite ably. 
Chernev's Logical Chess move by move 2. Chess:The Art of Logical Thinking 3. Best Lessons of Chess Coach McDonald 4. Russian Chess-Learn from the New Champions 5. A First Book of Morphy.
I wasn't suggesting it as a study plan, merely answering the title question. 
Scan through them and read the one first that seems the most interesting to you. I at any point you get tired of your first choice or want a change of pace, feel free to switch to another book that seems more interesting. So far, over the last 30 years I have read the first two chapters of Rook Endings, by Levenfish and Smyslov seven times. Sometime before I die, I might read the rest of the book.
I just saw this asked on another site and thought I would ask here. In what order should one read these annotated books? Chernev's logical chess move by move (I think everyone would say FIRST.) Weeramantry. - Best lessons of a chess coach McDonald. - Chess: the artvof logical thinking Pandolfini- Russian Chess-learn from the new champions Del Rosano a First Book of Morphy Anythng else? Not in D.Notation, please Stwils.