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The best teen and young adult fiction about death and dying books you can buy
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Best overall Random House Books for Young ReadersThe Fault in Our Stars
A poignant story of two teenage cancer patients who fall in love while grappling with mortality.
- Emotionally powerful
- Memorable characters
- Well-written dialogue
- Very sad
- Can be predictable
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Best for discussion RazorbillThirteen Reasons Why
A haunting novel about a girl who leaves behind tapes explaining why she committed suicide.
- Thought-provoking
- Unique format
- Raises awareness
- Triggers sensitive topics
- Controversial messages
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Best historical fiction KnopfThe Book Thief
Set in Nazi Germany, a young girl finds solace by stealing books and sharing them amidst death and war.
- Beautiful prose
- Unique narrator
- Rich historical context
- Slow pacing initially
- Heavy themes
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Best emotional impact Candlewick PressA Monster Calls
A boy dealing with his mother's terminal illness is visited by a monster who tells him stories.
- Incredibly touching
- Beautiful illustrations
- Powerful storytelling
- Devastating
- May be too heavy for some
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Best for reflection HarperCollinsBefore I Fall
A popular girl dies and relives her last day seven times, learning about life and death.
- Engaging plot
- Character growth
- Meaningful lessons
- Repetitive structure
- Unlikable protagonist initially
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Best romance Grand Central PublishingThe Last Song
A rebellious teen reconnects with her father while he battles cancer, and finds love along the way.
- Touching father-daughter bond
- Heartfelt romance
- Uplifting ending
- Predictable
- Slow middle section
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Best mental health portrayal Random House Books for Young ReadersTurtles All the Way Down
A teen with OCD navigates friendship, love, and the mystery of a missing billionaire while dealing with intrusive thoughts about death.
- Authentic mental health rep
- Strong friendship theme
- Intelligent writing
- Heavy focus on anxiety
- Slow mystery subplot
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Best near-death perspective SpeakIf I Stay
After a car crash, a teenaged cellist hovers between life and death, reflecting on her choices.
- Gripping premise
- Musical elements
- Emotional depth
- Short and abrupt
- Some find it slow
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