It’s Christmas shopping season (!!), and one of the most common questions I’ve gotten from my followers on social media has been, “what books should I ask for this Christmas to learn more about the conservative movement?”
I am a BIG reader and have an overflowing bookshelf full of the latest titles from my friends and colleagues in the movement sharing their perspectives and thoughts in our ever-changing world. Here are the top recommendations I have for your letter to Santa, and I hope they make it under your tree!
1. Frontlines: Finding My Voice on an American College Campus by Isabel Brown
Yes, I wrote a book! My first book came out in February and quickly became an Amazon bestseller. Readers can expect a page-turner full of the craziest experiences from my college years at Colorado State University as an outspoken conservative activist and will walk away understanding what’s happening to attack reality for the next generation of Americans on campus and beyond.
2. Speechless: Controlling Words, Controlling Minds by Michael Knowles
Tragically left off the New York Times Bestseller list, despite being the #1 overall book on Amazon, Michael’s second book actually has WORDS in it and helps readers understand the direct attack Americans are experiencing on language as we know it. MUST READ.
Self-love is a lie. Shocking, I know, especially after we’re screamed at from every direction in our self-obsessed culture to just LOVE OURSELVES as we sip rose in a bathtub listening to more Norah Jones. Allie Beth Stuckey does a fantastic job in her book explaining the truth about humanity–we fall short, which is why we need God in the first place.
4. Don’t Burn This Book: Thinking for Yourself in an Age of Unreason by Dave Rubin
Do you know what a classical liberal is? Probably not, because today, you either have to be completely conservative with a capital C or a leftist worshipping the gospel of Congresswoman AOC. Dave Rubin is one of the last truly free thinkers on Earth and is truly talented in explaining to readers the truth about thinking for yourself. Learn what it means to break free from the crowd and form your own opinions!
5. 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan B. Peterson
This might be my favorite book I have ever read. Jordan B. Peterson is, without a doubt, the smartest human being on the face of the planet. Feel like your life is in shambles? Maybe you need to follow his 12 rules for life. If you pick up any book on this list, this one should be it.
Happy reading and happy holidays!
