Suggested reading

Dhamma books

Akiñcano, Bhikkhu – With the Right Understanding, Making Sense of Dhamma.
Amaro, Ajahn – Serenity is the Final Word (free ebook), The Breakthrough (free ebook).
Analāyo, Bhikkhu – Emptiness and Compassion, The Signless and the Deathless, Abiding in Emptiness, Satipatthāna Meditation: A Practice Guide.
Analāyo, Bhikkhu – Satipatthāna: The Direct Path to Realization as read and explained by Ajahn Amaro (podcast).
Bodhipaksa's Wildmind.org (blog, guided meditations, and books).
Burbea, Rob – Seeing that Frees, (also, the debate between Ven. Analāyo, Lesage, and Avigur found in Insight Journal).
Dennison, Paul – Jhāna Consciousness.
Jones, Dhivan Thomas – This Being, That Becomes: The Buddha's Teaching on Conditionality.
Pasanno, Ajahn – Don't Hold Back (free ebook).
Shaw, Sarah – Breathing Mindfulness.
Sujato, Ajahn – A Swift Pair of Messengers.
Sumedho, Ajahn – The Sound of Silence.
Tejaniya, Sayadaw U – Don't Look Down on the Defilements (free ebook), When Awareness Becomes Natural.
Vajradevi – Uncontrived Mindfulness.
And your preferred translation of the Pāli texts, such as Sutta Central or those of Bhikkhu Bodhi.

Peck, Scott L. – A Short Stay in Hell. (A funny, satirical, mind-blowing, terrifying allegory about whatever it is we're doing here).
Tolkien, J.R.R. – The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings. (Inspiring themes of nobility, resisting craving, friendship and love, virtue, and strength of character).

Chivers, Tom – Everything is Predictable.
Maurer, Robert – One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way. (A short book on the power of taking one small step, and keeping going).
Murphy, Linda K. – The Declarative Language Handbook. (A mindful and considerate way of speaking to kids, especially those with social learning difficulties). This seems to me a very interesting way of practising right speech.