Suicidal Ideation books
Here are 48 books with a lot of suicidal ideation, starting with The Bell Jar, A Long Way Down and The Memory of Light.
The Bell JarSylvia Plath
A Long Way DownNick Hornby
The Memory of LightFrancisco X. Stork
The Burn JournalsBrent Runyon
It's Kind of a Funny StoryNed Vizzini
SteppenwolfHermann Hesse
Forgive Me, Leonard PeacockMatthew Quick
My Heart and Other Black HolesJasmine Warga
Try Not to BreatheJennifer R. Hubbard
Crash Into MeAlbert Borris
Night Falls Fast: Understanding SuicideKay Redfield Jamison
4.48 PsychosisSarah Kane
Teach Me to ForgetErica M. Chapman
The Weight of ZeroKaren Fortunati
The Midnight LibraryMatt Haig
The Wedding PeopleAlison Espach
Thirteen Reasons WhyJay Asher
Prozac NationElizabeth Wurtzel
By the Time You Read This, I'll Be DeadJulie Anne Peters
Ordinary PeopleJudith Guest
How to Fall in LoveCecelia Ahern
This is Not a TestCourtney Summers
Tears of a TigerSharon M. Draper
We Are the AntsShaun David Hutchinson
No Longer HumanOsamu Dazai
PaperweightMeg Haston
The PauseJohn Larkin
A Reunion of GhostsJudith Claire Mitchell
A Man Called OveUnknown author
A Man Called OveUnknown author
Falling into PlaceAmy Zhang
Hello I Want to Die Please Fix Me: Depression in the First PersonAnna Mehler Paperny
Veronika Decides to DiePaulo Coelho
The HoursMichael Cunningham
ImpulseEllen Hopkins
GlimpseCarol Lynch Williams
But Inside I'm ScreamingElizabeth Flock
Manic: A MemoirTerri Cheney
The Dream of a Ridiculous ManFyodor Dostoyevsky
Suicide NoteTeresa Mummert
Fat Kid Rules the WorldK.L. Going
ButterErin Jade Lange
East of the MountainsDavid Guterson
SurviveAlex Morel
Suicide WatchKelley York
Prayers for Bobby: A Mother's Coming to Terms with the Suicide of Her Gay SonLeroy Aarons
BangBarry Lyga
The 39 Deaths of Adam StrandGregory Galloway

