'A Death in Brazil' by Peter Robb is an immersive journey into the heart of Brazil, blending history, culture, and true crime into a compelling narrative. This book offers a deep dive into the country's complex identity, making it a fascinating read for anyone intrigued by Brazil's rich tapestry of life.

'Death Without Weeping' by Nancy Scheper-Hughes is a compelling ethnographic study of infant mortality in Brazil, exploring the intersection of poverty, culture, and maternal grief. A profound read for those interested in anthropology and social justice.