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Recommended reading

People ask what I read and what I suggest to clients. This is that list: books by people I’ve had the honor of interviewing on my podcast; books I recommend to ROGD parents; books I love, books that changed how I think, and the ones I recommend over and over. Your purchase helps support the podcast through Amazon affiliate links. Happy hunting!

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Books by my podcast guestsBooks I recommend
Recommended Reading for ROGD Parents: Gender, Sexuality, Parenting, Hormones & CultureRelationshipsCommunication & understandingUnderstanding & overcoming psychological manipulationCurrent social issuesHealing, health & wellbeingTime management, habits & productivityLife wisdom & food for thoughtTrauma & burnoutNeurodivergenceSpirituality
From the podcast

Books by my podcast guests

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Guest on Ep. 43Hidden in Plain Sight: How Men’s Fears of Women Shape Their Intimate RelationshipsAvrum G. Weiss, James M. O'Neil, L. Michelle Tullier, Lisa M. Blacker & E.G. ReganAmazon
Inventing Transgender Children and Young PeopleMichele Moore & Heather Brunskell-EvansAmazon
Transgender Children and Young PeopleHeather Brunskell-Evans & Michele MooreAmazon
IrreversiblePatrick D HahnAmazon
My recommendations

Books I recommend

don’t forget about audiobooks + ebooks!

If you’re anything like me, Audible will change your life. Perhaps you spend too much time sitting for work as it is, and don’t want to sit down even longer to read. Perhaps you have a few hours of housework or driving to do each week, and like to keep your mind occupied.

Almost all of the books I recommend here are available in audiobook form. If you don’t already have an Audible subscription, you can get yours here.

Another great alternative is reading ebooks through Kindle. Whether you want to save space while traveling, conserve the trees books are printed from, or just act on the impulse to read something that catches your eye immediately, try out a Kindle subscription here.

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