Looking for the perfect gift for the Caitlin Doughty devotee in your life or that death professional-in-training? Folks ask us all the time, “What’s a good book about death?” For a question so big, we turned to our staff, volunteers, and community partners, and asked them that same question. The responses we got covered everything from funeral history to grief management to embracing our mortality.
Keep scrolling to find your next read… and follow us on Instagram where we like to do #WhatWeReadWednesday to share about the books that have captivated us lately!
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Rachel LeBlanc's pick
(The Co-op Funeral Home) -
Cole Imperi's pick
(School of American Thanatology) -
Joslin Roth's pick
(Resting Waters Aquamation) -
Amanda Stock's pick
(People's Memorial Association) -
Kim Forsythe's pick
(The Co-op Funeral Home) -
Lupe Tejada Diaz's pick
(Doula Damn Thing) -
Nicole Steinberg's pick
(Forget-Me-Not Doula) -
Bailey Cunningham's pick
(The Co-op Funeral Home) -
Anthony Estrella's pick
(Recompose) -
Jesús Villa's pick
(ChuyCucuyCreations) -
Lashanna Williams's pick
(A Sacred Passing) -
Ariel Leath's pick
(Green Burial Council) -
Ceanna Tolbert's pick
(King County Medical Examiner) -
Beverly Tryk's pick
(People's Memorial Association) -
Crystal Cannon Flores's pick
(The Grateful Death) -
Joél Simone Anthony's pick
(The Grave Woman)
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