If you loved
Books like Wild
A blistered, blisteringly honest trek through the wilderness of grief toward a hard-won sense of peace. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Wild.
- gritty
- expansive
- solitary
- cathartic
- 01
Into the Wild
Jon Krakauer · 1996
A haunting, investigative journey into the heart of American wanderlust and the fatal price of absolute freedom.
- 02
The wild truth
Carine McCandless
A heavy, deeply personal memoir that strips away the mythos of a famous tragedy to reveal the painful family secrets beneath.
- 03
A Field Guide to Getting Lost
Rebecca Solnit
A lyrical, associative journey that invites you to surrender to the beauty of not knowing exactly where you are.
- 04
Untamed
Glennon Doyle
A fierce, rallying cry to burn down the cages of societal expectation and trust the wild voice within.
- 05
On Trails
Robert Moor
A thoughtful, wandering journey that changes the way you look at the ground beneath your feet and the choices that guide your life.
- 06
The chronology of water
Lidia Yuknavitch
A raw, untraditional plunge into grief, fluid sexuality, and the fierce current of survival.
- 07
Eat, Pray, Love
Elizabeth Gilbert
A warm, globe-trotting invitation to dismantle your life and rebuild it with intention, pasta, and prayer.
- 08
Tiny beautiful things
Cheryl Strayed
A fiercely compassionate embrace in book form, offering tough love and radical empathy for life's most jagged edges.
- 09
Recollections of My Nonexistence
Rebecca Solnit
A lyrical, fiercely intelligent exploration of finding your voice and taking up space in a world designed to silence you.
- 10
Love warrior
Glennon Doyle Melton
An intimate, empowering memoir about breaking down the life you thought you were supposed to have to build the one you actually want.
- 11
Alone on the wall
Alex Honnold
A white-knuckle descent into the mind of a man who treats the absolute edge of human survival as a casual day at the office.
- 12
Solito
Javier Zamora
A harrowing but deeply tender journey seen through the wide, observant eyes of a child searching for home.











