(Part 2) Top products from r/FundieSnark

They are not to my knowledge. I grew up with the Pearl's books as well as these

Wisdom and the Millers: Proverbs for Children https://www.amazon.com/dp/0962764353/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_HVsFDbAQYAN03

Amish and Mennonite are anabaptist and generally popular among the more conservative. Most Baptist fundies profess to want simple lives that are close to historical cosplay, Amish and Mennonite would comply with these ideals but it's difficult to convert into the groups at times. If you're not familiar with Charlotte Mason home school curriculum I suggest looking into that and the good and the beautiful. Other ones that fit this ideal but are not recognized as well as ATI are beautiful feet and memoria press (which I grew up with). They are beautiful curriculums with very classic looks but hidden underneath is an extremely patriarchal message. The now defunct vision forum was well known for supporting several of these.

Christian, have a 3month old baby whose my first and my pregnancy and birth was the hardest thing I’ve ever done.

Yes, the second I came out with me being honest about my pregnancy symptoms a fundie woman (who hasn’t had kids) recommend me this book . Pissed me off but some ppl really think it’s all about feeling good or like it’s a constant blessing. It’s annoying to see women pretend things are going fine but we both know they are having a hard time. Every pregnancy is different but there are just too many symptoms to not feel THAT GOOD. Kinda feel sorry for them tbh.

Couldn’t agree more with your post! Congratulations on your pregnancy and you got this mama!

And this book is an excellent resource. Hard to find but Voyle knew Hammond Baptist and Hyles well and knows the truth. https://www.amazon.com/Fundamental-Seduction-Jack-Hyles-Case/dp/1481208683

This I think is from a book called Stuff Christians Like by Jonathan Acuff. It's great.

• "In the Land of Believers: An Outsider's Extraordinary Journey into the Heart of the Evangelical Church" by Gina Welch is about a woman going undercover into that whole world. Not sure if they're quite as fundie as the Duggars, but similar.
  
  
• "Pure: Inside the Evangelical Movement That Shamed a Generation of Young Women and How I Broke Free" by Linda Kay Klein came out recently, about the damaging effect the whole "no sex until marriage" purity culture has had on people.
  
  
• Someone else mentioned this already, but "The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest University" by Kevin Roose is one of the most fascinating nonfiction books I've ever read. The differences between a secular college experience and a Christian one are shocking. Highly recommend!
  
  
• In that same vein, "God's Harvard: A Christian College on a Mission to Save America" by Hanna Rosin is about an Evangelical Christian college that I imagine is somewhat similar to Crown College, the joke of a college some of the Duggar kids seem to have attended a bit before dropping out (I think Joe for a semester or two?)
  
  
• Someone said "Papa Pilgrim" -- I think they mean "Pilgrim's Wilderness: A True Story of Faith and Madness on the Alaska Frontier" by Tom Kizzia, about a fundie man who takes his large family to live in the Alaskan wilderness.

Tangentially related...
Awhile back I read a book called “starvation heights ”, about an early-1900s quack doctor who used a “starvation” treatment for her patients. At least a dozen deaths are attributed to her treatment.

Really good book, btw.

yup.

https://www.amazon.com/Power-Transformed-Wife-Lori-Alexander/dp/099816870X#reader_099816870X

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edit it's in chapter 10