Best Enneagram Books

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	"A fresh approach to the enneagram from a British author. The most accessible material ever produced on the enneagram plus the most important new work on the enneagram in thirty years."

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	"This is where it all began. The earliest book on the enneagram in print. Raw and authentic."

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	"Out of print - but an excellent compendium of Christian resources on the nine types and lots of early raw and authentic energy as well. Might find a second hand copy."

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	"Reprint of the above with a new (rather apologetic) introduction."

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	"The latest complete handbook from Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson – a highly polished presentation in accessible “secular” language."

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	"A book of spiritual exercises – also in accessible secular language – for those who know their enneagram type. A slim volume of powerful material."

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	"An enneagram cartoon book (1 of 3). Laugh out loud at the insights and the illustrations."

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	"An enneagram cartoon book (2 of 3). Laugh out loud at the insights and the illustrations."

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	"An enneagram cartoon book (3 of 3). Laugh out loud at the insights and the illustrations."

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	"Catholic resources from the Irish republic."

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	"Very American. Full of Freud and Jung and psychodynamics. Not one for the Brits."

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	"Nothing to do with the enneagram of types of people. Almost completely impenetrable. An interesting phenomenon."