Dave Grossman Books in Order

Grossman and Gloria DeGaetano argue that violent entertainment contributes to youth aggression. Their critique of television, films and video games accompanies a proposed response for parents, educators and communities concerned about children's exposure to violence.

Grossman and Loren Christensen examine psychological and physical responses to combat, including fear, stress and its aftermath. The book discusses preparation, debriefing and ethical responsibility through accounts from military and law-enforcement personnel.

Grossman and Loren Christensen trace weapons development through human physical and psychological limitations. Examples from ancient warfare to gunpowder and modern conflict frame their argument about how technology changes the ability and willingness to kill.

Written initially for children of military and law-enforcement personnel, this illustrated book introduces people whose work involves protecting others. It frames courage and service through the idea of remaining principled in a dangerous world.

Grossman and his coauthors argue that violent video games influence aggression and desensitize young people to killing. They connect accounts of mass shootings with their interpretation of research and call for changes in how society handles violent entertainment.

Grossman and Adam Davis offer thirty Christian devotional missions for military personnel, police and first responders. Scripture, hymns and reflection questions connect spiritual preparation with the responsibilities of protecting vulnerable people.

The authors explore mental preparation for stressful and dangerous situations. Their discussion of focus, psychological resilience and a survival-oriented mindset presents techniques intended for people working under pressure, especially where lives may be at stake.

Grossman and his coauthors examine hunting's place in human history and contemporary society. Drawing on ecology, philosophy and personal stories, they discuss its ethics, traditions, practical skills and relationship with conservation.