E-books & Audiobooks

These are a few books that have been important to me in relation to raising a child.
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# Title Author Summary E-book Audiobook
1 The Montessori Baby: A Parent's Guide to Nurturing Your Baby with Love, Respect, and Understanding Simone Davies & Junnifa Uzodike A practical, respectful guide to the first year of life using Montessori principles — covering movement, communication, sleep, and independence from birth. Download E-book Download Audiobook
2 The Coddling of the American Mind Greg Lukianoff & Jonathan Haidt Argues that well-intentioned efforts to protect young people from discomfort are backfiring — producing anxious, fragile adults who struggle to cope with disagreement and adversity. Download E-book Download Audiobook
3 Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up Abigail Shrier Challenges the explosion of therapy culture and mental health diagnoses in children, arguing that over-medicalising normal childhood struggle is making kids less resilient, not more. Download E-book Download Audiobook
4 Time to Think: The Inside Story of the Collapse of the Tavistock's Gender Service for Children Hannah Barnes A forensic investigation into the Tavistock's GIDS clinic — how it grew, how it failed the vulnerable children in its care, and why it was ultimately shut down. Download E-book Download Audiobook
5 The New Puritans Andrew Doyle Examines how a new form of ideological conformity has taken hold in institutions, media, and culture — suppressing dissent under the guise of inclusion and safety. Download E-book Download Audiobook
6 Hags Victoria Smith A sharp defence of middle-aged women and an examination of how misogyny operates across the political spectrum — including from those who claim to be feminists. Download E-book Download Audiobook
7 Free Speech and Why It Matters Andrew Doyle A concise case for free expression — why it matters, what threatens it today, and why defending the right to speak doesn't mean endorsing what is said. Download E-book Download Audiobook
8 Woke Racism: How a New Religion Has Betrayed Black America John McWhorter Linguist and Black academic McWhorter argues that the dominant strain of anti-racism has become a quasi-religion that condescends to Black Americans and hinders genuine progress. Download E-book Download Audiobook