TBR

A list to keep track of books that I find myself frequently recommending to dog guardians who want to learn more about positive reinforcement training in order to have a better relationship with their dogs.

some reads i’ve read and currently want to read.

Horror that centers around a band or music. Most involve Metal bands and/or Satan. This sub-genre is very campy and fun but it can have some problematic moments (especially the old ones) so tread with caution and check content warnings!

BY Christopher Paolini

these are books that i think are imperative for a compassionate, empathetic, understanding, proactive healthcare workforce cause they won’t teach you this in school. please suggest more you think should be here!!

Motherhood: Some days you rock it, some days it rocks you. Either way, it rocks.

the history of shadow daddies is a storied one 🙂‍↕️ how did we get here? where did they come from? where will they go? where did they come from cotton eye joe? so get ready for shadow daddy history class! here, we will explore the history of shadow daddies: from the predecessors, the addition of powers, and the future 🤓

Because being badass isn't always easy, but you do it anyway.

In progress - suggestions welcome in comments.

the application of the legal system to psychology has led to internalized and externalized shame and the use of correctional facilities to "treat" individuals with severe mental illness. these books explore this history, the stigma that it has created, and talk about what we can do about it.

Books read by Prose Before Bros, a book club for women of color in PDX

A list of speculative and science fiction books that dive into questions of humanity, communication, culture, and conciousness.

Fiction and Nonfiction books on climate (change)!

A selection of popular manga for those unsure where to start or veterans looking to pick up a series they somehow still haven't read yet.

These are all books mentioned in the biography * Hick: The trailblazing journalist who captured Eleanor Roosevelt's heart* by Sarah Miller (and the book itself of course). It is a great book that I recommend to all and hopefully this list is helpful to anyone who wants to read books written by Lorena Hickok, the subject of Hick!

We loved flawed characters here, because perfect people are boring.

In progress - suggestions welcome in comments