Pregnancy reading

So when a midwife gets pregnant what books does she read?

To be honest, I plan on reading the books below which I will discuss and then focus on baby books.

As a midwife, I had read all the books, and for the most part they are ok. 

Some are overwhelming,

Some do not have enough info.  

You could read 1 pregnancy book a week and need like 5-10 years to read all of them.

I have done my job of reading pregnancy books. 

I counted- I have 20 + pregnancy books in my office that I have read.  

These are not textbooks but just for the average person.  

I like reading them because then I knew what to recommend to patients and what to not. 

So what is currently on my pregnancy readying list:

Baby Bargains

This is a must for registering because it puts the sanity back in to it and also gives you a reality check.  I had read this a couple years ago and was so happy to be able to borrow it from a friend to help sort thru the baby gear.

Baby 411

This is a gift I give to all of my pregnant friends and they love it. 

Easy referernce for all things baby.  

Again able to borrow from a friend.  

I also like the American Academy of Pediatrics which I actually have at work.  

Hypnobirthing

This is a form of childbirth that I fell in love with shortly after delivering my first hypnobirthing baby.  The method deals with meditation and finding strength from within.  

I actually read this book 4 years ago when I was a begining midwife but need to read it from the patient perspective this time.

Birth Happy

This book was actually written by one of the midwives in the practice I am going to.  

It is about being happy with your pregnancy and also your birth.  

I figured if nothing else it will kind of let me into the brain of the midwives I hope to deliver with.  

What pregnancy books are on your list???