The Emperor Wears No Clothes -- Jack Herer's informative and lushly-illustrated book is the bible of hemp activism. Herer traces the history of the cannabis plant, from ancient times through modern prohibition, and he arrives at the conclusion that hemp is the most valuable plant ever known to humankind. A must-read for activists. ~ Trisha

The Cannabible -- Jason King's Beautiful collection of Cannabis Pictures and explanations of the different strains of this beloved plant. A great coffee table book...A must for any connoisseur or a great present for a loved one that is such. ~ dOc

The Cannabible 2 -- Jason King does it again with the second edition to his awesome Cannabible series. More strains and more beautiful pictures to get you going. I love these books! ~ dOc

Ask Ed: Marijuana Law : Don't Get Busted -- Exactly what the title says...Dont get busted! Read this book and know the law. A great place to start if you want to learn more about what you can and can not do according to law, especially in regards to Cannabis. A great read whether you are involved with Cannabis or not. ~ dOc

Jury Nullification: Evolution Of A Doctrine -- The single most important thing that an individual can do to support the cause of cannabis law reform is nullify the law. Despite what any judge may tell you, a juror who belives a law to be unjust, or unjustly applied, is never required to find a defendant guilty of breaking it. Clay Conrad explores the history of this powerful, yet oft-overlooked tactic, including its role in ending the prohibition of alcohol, and gives invaluable advice on how to employ this strategy effectively. So read Jury Nullification, and let the innocent go free. ~ Tim

Marijuana Myths Marijuana Facts -- An exhaustive modern presentation of marijuana's effects and benefits. Loaded with quotable facts and figures, this is a great source of information to use when dispelling anti-marijuana propaganda. ~ Trisha

Marihuana: The Forbidden Medicine -- Lester Grinspoon's groundbreaking research on medicinal cannabis paved the way for the the passage of medical marijuana laws in the US. ~ Trisha

Women and Cannabis: Medicine, Science and Sociology -- When cannabis was legal (prior to 1937), it was an incredibly popular therapeutic treatment for many female-specific ailments. It was such a well-known, well-researched medicine that Queen Victoria used cannabis to alleviate menstrual cramps, cannabis was the most widely prescribed treatment for migraine headaches (which are far more common in women than men), and it was used to treat various conditions unique to the female reproductive system. This book presents many different articles that describe how cannabis impacts female health. ~ Trisha