Recs if you like The Anxious Generation...

All of his picks since 2008, both summer reading lists and yearly round-ups.

These are some of my favorites and books I want to read--nonfiction that reads like fiction or is otherwise compelling. If you're intimidated by books on history, science, memoir, or other subgenres in nonfiction, start here.

this list spans from self help books that are actually helpful to in depth theories about healing. you would probably find quite a few of these books on your therapist’s bookshelf. maybe you are looking for deeper healing. maybe you are a therapist looking for your next read. welcome :)

Niche nonfiction books that dads are still likely to enjoy that either 1) are not military history at all or 2) a niche area of a war that is not military history

exactly as the title says - i need to spend more time off social media. these books discuss the negative side effects of spending excessive time online, and cover the importance in stopping social media addiction.

“The airport bestsellers that captured our hearts and ruined our minds.” Books featured on the podcast “If Books Could Kill,” hosted by Michael Hobbes and Peter Shamshiri.

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This is a collection of brilliant books across many different topics that can shed light on a new perspective and expand your knowledge.

nonfiction that feels like going to therapy (without the copay)

To getting myself off my jarring Instagram feed, turning the embarrassment at my own naivety into unjudgemental curiosity by taking agency in what I learn about the world (and lowering my anxious resting heart rate); mix of non-fiction and fiction because sometimes novels depict our current world more accurately than a documentary

My unread list of GCA 2024

Books about education, specifically focusing on science, research, and at times investigative journalism that delves into how we educate people. These books may have contradictory ideas. I don’t necessarily or agree with and have not read all of them, but I’ve come across them in my interest in the science of reading last year.

Books that challenge my brain and make me think again after rotting it with smut...mostly non-fiction, with a smattering of impactful fiction

Self help books and others around the same genre.🫠🫠 Suggestions always welcome! 😃

Non fiction books to help expand my perspective

(or to reduce / reconsider your use.) These books will give you reasons based on privacy, mental health, your ability to focus and the way the social media giants don't have your best interests at heart.

everything from science to memoirs to history