Suicide Notes

Suicide Notes is a darkly funny, deeply human novel about fifteen-year-old Jeff who wakes in a psych ward on New Year’s Day, facing a forty-five-day stay. Written for teen and young adult readers who crave honesty, humor, and heart, this story explores mental health with refreshingly real candor and a voice that makes heavy experiences feel reachable. In Suicide Notes, the tale unfolds through Jeff’s sharp, unflinching perspective as he navigates the ward, forms unexpected connections, and comes to terms with what it means to be “normal.” The narrative weaves wit with moments of quiet vulnerability, inviting readers to challenge stigma and to see the humanity behind adolescent fear and confusion. This paperback edition adds a fresh cover and brand-new backmatter that deepen the reading experience and invite further reflection on the book’s themes. Jeff's witty, candid first-person narration Set during a forty-five-day psych ward stay that reframes teen mental health Humor balanced with poignant insight to foster empathy and understanding New edition features a fresh cover and expanded backmatter Accessible, engaging storytelling with heart and honesty After finishing Suicide Notes, readers gain a clearer perspective on unseen teen struggles, a greater willingness to talk openly about mental health, and a lasting sense of connection and hope that ideas can change how we think about ourselves and others.