Which sustainable books do you want to read this winter? Our favorite titles for a season full of reflection and inspiration.
Book inspiration
Looking for sustainable book recommendations for fall? We've compiled a selection of current titles that offer insights into climate, ethics, personal impact, and solutions.
We can't ignore it: the days are getting shorter, the air is getting crisper, and our favorite hot drinks suddenly taste ten times better. Slippers are making a comeback, blankets are being piled higher, and here and there, a Christmas tree is popping up. We've compiled an updated selection of titles that offer relevant insights, inspire, and demonstrate how you can make a difference.
These books help you understand sustainability from the perspective of ethics, systems thinking, data, and action — each from a different perspective.
Moral Ambition – Rutger Bregman
In this book, Rutger Bregman explores how moral ambition—the drive to do good—can guide us. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to reflect on personal and social responsibility.
Why I'm a Good Person (and So Are You) – Anthony Bosschem
With humor and candor, Anthony Bosschem explores the answer to a relatable question: am I actually contributing enough? The book offers an accessible perspective on ethics, behavior, and motivation.
Not the End of the World – Hannah Ritchie
Hannah Ritchie offers a down-to-earth, data-driven perspective on the climate crisis. She shows the progress already made and where we can make an impact—hopeful without being naive.
The Rainmaker – Kees Klomp
For those who want to read together with children. Klomp explains in an accessible way how everyone—young or old—can make a difference. An accessible way to open the conversation about sustainability.
The Solutionists – Solitaire Townsend
Solitaire Townsend collects the stories of people who develop real solutions. The book focuses on action, creativity, and the ability to make change happen. Ideal for anyone looking for inspiration to take action themselves.
This list will help you get started for the coming weeks. Do you have any recommendations of your own? Let us know—we'd love to add to this list.
Pssst…
Looking for a practical book for sustainability in your organization?
Then our own book , " The Road to Sustainable Entrepreneurship. In 5 Steps to Positive Impact, " remains our absolute number 1 😉. Clear, concrete, and immediately applicable.