This voluminous text of the Sakta tradition is in English translation done by a direct disciple of Sri Ramakrishna.

A retelling of the story for older children.

This book captures the rarified spiritual atmosphere of the Dakshineswar temple garden and its environs as it was in Sri Ramakrishna's own time.

Subtitle: With the Author's Reminiscences of Holy Mother and Some Direct Disciples. A study of Sri Ramakrishna as an exemplar of the Vedantic ideal.

A study of Sri Ramakrishna's ideas on God, man, universe, and spiritual life based on his recorded teachings.

Material in this book forms the preface to the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna published in 1942.  It contains a short biography of the Master based mainly upon the Life of Sri Ramakrishna published by Advaita Ashrama https://sfvedanta.org/books/life-of-sri-ramakrishna/

Also included in this book are short explanations of several systems of Indian religious thought associated with Sri Ramakrishna's spiritual disciplines and experiences.  The last part of the book, entitled 'After the Passing Away', gives a picture of the daily life of Sri Ramakrishna's disciples after his death and reveals the ascetic background of the Ramakrishna Mission.

A pictorial biography and inspiring visual pilgrimage.

This pictorial biography traces the spiritual footsteps of Sri Ramakrishna through rural Bengal to British Calcutta and into the sacred precincts of the Dakshineswar temple garden. Using a wide variety of archival prints and photographs from the nineteenth century upto the present, combined with a rich narrative, the author follows Ramakrishna from his birth in 1836 to his passing away in 1886.

The author, Richard Schiffman lived in India for a number of years and studied Hindu spirituality under several spiritual teachers.  This is a compact, accessible biography of Ramakrishna.  The author interspers his narrative with detailed explanations of Ramakrishna's teachings, giving some essential background information on Hindu spiritual practices and philosophy.

Of all the accounts of the life of Sri Ramakrishna, those written by his disciples who knew and lived with him are most reliable and valuable.  Swami Vijnanananda, a monastic disciple of Sri Ramakrishna, wrote a biography entitled Paramahamsa Charit in Bengali and had it translated in Hindi.  Arun Kumar Biswas translated the original Hindi book into English, and also made valuable additions to it, such as reminiscences of Sri Ramakrishna by Swami Vijnanananda.  This book, originally published in 1994 went out of print.  Considering the importance of this work, Advaita Ashrama has now brought out a revised edition of it.