Discussion What's the most relatable book about suicide or mental health you've read?

[fwompie]

Always looking for some depressing stuff to read.

I personally relate quite a bit to notes from the underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Besides that, especially modern books, seem to miss the mark and end up reaching for a "happy ending".

 

[CrazyDiamond04]

No longer human is a good book to touch on those themes.

 

[fwompie]

No longer human is a good book to touch on those themes.

Ah yeah! That's on my tbr.

 

[Alltheywanted]

L'etranger by Albert Camus is an amazing book where i could sympathize with the mc. He seems autistic and derealized from his surroundings.

 

[Andro_USYD]

Read the book Mysteries of Mind by Wilder Penfield. It's very enlightening but not really about suicide

 

[fwompie]

L'etranger by Albert Camus is an amazing book where i could sympathize with the mc. He seems autistic and derealized from his surroundings.

I love Camus! I liked that book as well

Read the book Mysteries of Mind by Wilder Penfield. It's very enlightening but not really about suicide

Putting that on my tbr, thanks so much!

 

[azo]

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

 

[fwompie]

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

Ooh yeah I actually own it but I haven't gotten to it. Almost forgot about it lol