Recommend books/podcasts for going through divorce

Somebody recommended Spencer Johnson's 94-page 'Who Moved My Cheese' (1998) to me recently so I listened to it for free here (download as an MP3 file and add to your phone/listening device): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f64I0RRxke0 (it's also on Audible).

What an incredibly inspirational little book for going through any life change. I couldn't recommend it more.

Anybody have similarly inspirational or perspective-inspiring books to recommend for going through a divorce?

At a more legal level, I found educating myself on what's happening in the family law courts was instructive (overwhelmingly in a 'Mother of God, how has this antediluvian system and its prejudice-filled judges not been reformed yet" way - which is a fairly universal view among people who write these books, by the way). Unfortunately many of these studies are 10-15 years old - Alan Shatter's standard legal textbook, Family Law, was published as long ago as 1997.

Family law in practice : a study of cases in the circuit court / Carol Coulter.

Family breakdown : a legal guide / Kieron Wood.

The modern family : relationships and the law / by Tim Bracken.

The Family Courts : reports from the Irish Family Courts / Valerie Cox.

Róisín O'Shea's highly regarded 2014 PhD analysis of cases in the family law courts (carried out between 2008 and 2012) makes really, really grim reading for the prejudices and stereotypes all fathers face in front of judges:

https://repository.wit.ie/2825/1/thesis_ROS_WITLIB_201405final.pdf

This 2019 Law Society study (in pdf), 'Divorce in Ireland: the case for reform' is very relevant and well worth reading:

https://www.lawsociety.ie/globalassets/documents/submissions/divorce-in-ireland-april-2019.pdf