Tina’s Reading List

The following is a list of books I plan to read or re-read over the next year.  I’ve broken them down by categories. Feel free to give me book suggestions that you think I’ll enjoy.

To see what I’m currently reading, please find the section along tht sidebar titled “What I’m Reading Now”

Personal Transformations & Self Improvement

NLP & Language Patterns

Health

  • Quantum Wellness: A Practical and Spiritual Guide to Health and Happiness - Kathy Freston
  • Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain - John J. Ratey and Eric Hagerman
  • The China Study : The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted and the Startling Implications for Diet, Weight Loss and Long-term Health - T. Colin Campbell, Thomas M. Campbell II, John Robbins, and Howard Lyman
  • Water: You’re Not Sick, You’re Thirsty! - Fereydoon Batmanghelidj
  • Your Body’s Many Cries for Water - Fereydoon Batmanghelidj
  • 12 Steps to Raw Foods: How to End Your Dependency on Cooked Food - Victoria Boutenko
  • Green For Live - Victoria Boutenko

Creativity

Business

Fiction

Others

Want More? Click here to see my list of highly recommended books.

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  1. ana

    Aug 22 08, 6:18 am PDT

    1

    I recommend you a book: Reading Lolita in Teheran. You should have read Lolita first for more understanding. Is a very interesting book.
    Hope you enjoy it.

    Best

    Ana

  2. Alexa

    Aug 22 08, 11:21 am PDT

    2

    Recommending you “Harvest for Hope” by Jane Goodall, as well as “Reason for Hope” by the same author.

    Cheers,
    A

  3. Jeannette

    Sep 15 08, 8:56 am PDT

    3

    Hi Tina!

    I highly recommend “The Invitation” by Oriah Mountain Dreamer and “The World is a Waiting Lover: Desire and the Quest for the Beloved” by Trebbe Johnson.

    Again, thank you for sharing YOU with all of us. You are truly inspirational and I belive that I too can live my life in a way that most aligns with my true self. I’m not there yet but I’m doing what I need to do now to make it happen. Reading your posts definitely is a great boost :)

    Congratulations on your course. Looking forward to hearing how it works out.

  4. Uzma

    Oct 03 08, 12:32 pm PDT

    4

    Hey Tina,
    If you liked Khalid Hosseini’s Thousand Splendid Suns, you will also definitely like his first book The Kite Runner. Moves one to tears.

    Oh and do also read Deepak Chopra’s 7 spiritual laws of success.

    God bless
    Uzma

  5. david

    Dec 10 08, 11:10 am PST

    5

    wow, great list! did you get to any of the NLP stuff, any suggestions?

  6. Fiona

    Dec 16 08, 3:06 pm PST

    6

    Hi Tina. I am recommending you A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry.

    Keep up the great work!

    Fiona

  7. Brian McDonnell

    Dec 21 08, 9:26 pm PST

    7

    Suprised to not find The Four Agreements or Mastery of Love on your list….Wonderful to find some Richard Bach!

    Love what you’re doing here, and that I found it!

    Brian

  8. Ashley Wills

    Dec 30 08, 7:12 pm PST

    8

    Hey,

    I recommend;

    Truth vs Falsehood by Dr. David Hawkins

    Cheers!

  9. Patricia

    Jan 02 09, 8:11 pm PST

    9

    Tina -

    That’s a great book-list..thanks for sharing. I will probably download a few on my kindle.

    I highly recommend “The Lazy Person’s Guide To Success” by Ernie Zelinksi, and “The Joy of Not Working” also by Zelinksi. These books literally changed my life and I still refer to them when my world gets way out of my control.

  10. tragiang

    Feb 10 09, 1:54 am PST

    10

    I recommend you to read Krishnamurti’ talks. Please try to search on google to know about him first.

  11. Derek @ NüHabits

    Mar 13 09, 6:16 pm PDT

    11

    When you get a chance, check out “Return To Love” by Marianne Williamson - very good read.

  12. Lily

    May 21 09, 3:31 pm PDT

    12

    Hi Tina, I’d recommend “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho for fiction reading.

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