Currently reading Conscious Business by Fred Kofman, and reading (well, listening to) The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. Both I would highly recommend, though neither is directly relevant to this forum.
I am very slowly reading Why We Sleep - as noted in another thread, I’ve had to mostly put it aside for now while I focus more on class-related material.
Books I have enjoyed and would recommend:
Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming - Stephen LaBerge & Howard Rheingold. Fascinating and foundational; I consider this essential reading for people interested in lucid dreaming.
Pathway to Ecstasy: The Way of the Dream Mandala - Patricia Garfield. What I loved about this book is that it took a very different approach to lucid dreaming. For example she talks about (dream)body sensations in relation to lucidity.
Studies in Dreams - Mary Lucy Arnold-Forster. An early work on lucid dreaming (early 20th century if I recall correctly). Gives an interesting perspective on the topic by someone who was basically forging her own path long before lucid dreaming was popularized.
Dreams and the Ways to Direct Them: Practical Observations - Marquis d’Hervey de Saint-Denys goes even further back. Saint-Denys was an extremely accomplished lucid dreamer and explored and wrote about them in a very meticulous and logical manner back in the 19th century. Also, fun fact! While most people credit Frederik van Eeden with coining the term “lucid dream” in 1914, half a century earlier Saint-Denys was writing about “rêve lucide” which is French for “lucid dream.”
OK, that will do, for now at least. Maybe I’ll think of more later. In my queue is Why We Dream by Alice Robb, and Mindful Dreaming by Clare R. Johnson
~ArthurG