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If you're looking to pick up some kind of manual trade going forward, I definitely recommend reading this.
Literal
From-now-on something hand-trade [object-を] want-to-acquire [quotative-と] think people [topic-は], definitely [polite-honorific-お]read-become thing [object-を] recommend.
Book-blurb or product-recommendation register. 手職 (てしょく or てじょく) means 'manual trade,' 'skilled handcraft' — a skill that uses the hands (carpentry, sewing, cooking, etc.), often with a nuance of 'a trade that will earn you a living.' 身に付ける ('attach to one's body' → 'acquire, master') is the standard idiom for picking up a skill or habit as something that becomes part of you. The sentence uses 方 (polite for 'people') and the honorific お読みになる (the 尊敬語 form of 読む, 'to read'), framing the recommendation in elevated customer-facing register.