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The best teen and young adult fiction about suicide books you can buy
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Best emotional depth Random House Books for Young ReadersThe Fault in Our Stars
A poignant story of two teens with cancer that explores love and mortality, highly praised for its honest portrayal.
- Heartfelt narrative
- Strong character development
- Widely acclaimed
- May be too sad for some
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Most impactful RazorbillThirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
A gripping novel that follows a boy listening to tapes from a classmate who died by suicide, sparking important conversations.
- Thought-provoking
- Engaging format
- Raises awareness
- Triggers for sensitive readers
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Best romance EmberAll the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
A tender love story between two teens struggling with mental health, highlighting the beauty in small moments.
- Beautiful writing
- Authentic emotions
- Hopeful tone
- Pacing can be slow
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Best realistic portrayal DisneyIt's Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini
A semi-autobiographical account of a teen's stay in a psychiatric hospital, balancing humor and serious themes.
- Humor and heart
- Insightful
- Relatable protagonist
- Some dated references
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Best classic Square FishSpeak by Laurie Halse Anderson
A powerful novel about a girl who stops speaking after a traumatic event, addressing depression and finding voice.
- Timeless message
- Strong metaphor
- Award-winning
- Intense themes
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Most beloved Simon & SchusterThe Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky
A coming-of-age story through letters, dealing with trauma, mental health, and the importance of connection.
- Cult classic
- Empathetic
- Universal appeal
- Non-linear narrative
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Best mental health insight Random House Books for Young ReadersTurtles All the Way Down by John Green
A novel centered on a teen with OCD, exploring anxiety and the search for meaning in a gripping mystery.
- Accurate portrayal
- Smart dialogue
- Engaging plot
- Heavy focus on anxiety
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Best verse novel Margaret K. McElderry BooksImpulse by Ellen Hopkins
Told in free verse, this book follows three teens in a psychiatric facility after suicide attempts, exploring their paths to healing.
- Unique format
- Multiple perspectives
- Raw emotion
- Dark themes
- Poetry not for everyone
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