Thanks, Jennifer. I read a lot of nonfiction books that don’t explicitly have a Christian message, but often show God’s truths quite plainly so I’ve come to look for truth in unexpected places. God isn’t stingy with who he hands it out to or the places where he sets it. 🙂

Yes, I understand wanting the paperback instead. Sometimes when I listen to audiobooks I like to have the paper version too to refer back to. (Thankful for my library! lol) I have The Road Back to You on my Kindle, but with books that I need for reference I’d prefer a paper book even over ebook.

I’d suggest you go next to The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson. They go in depth on a greater variety of things that some books don’t talk about. I also love Christopher Heuertz’s book, The Sacred Enneagram, for the best spiritual practices aspect.

I appreciate you following along, Martha! The authors of The Road Back to You (Ian Cron and Suzanne Stabile) used to do a podcast together on the Enneagram. Now that each have their own separate podcasts and I listen to both. So interesting and informative to hear them talk about it.

Awesome! There are lots of really good ones out there.