The Suicide Club

The Suicide Club provides an unflinching exploration of the lives of four teenage girls who form a "club" to support each other as they share thoughts of suicide. A searing coming-of-age story, the novel immerses readers in their world as they navigate challenges arising from incest, LGBTQ+ identity, eating disorders, self-harm and sexuality.

On Friday nights, the friends gather to knit, read poetry, cook, and hang out on a walking bridge over the river that is the site of both tragedy and healing.

A YA must-read, an earlier edition garnered Goodreads five-star reviews from book club readers who found the novel encouraged heart-felt discussions that broke the silence surrounding suicide and depression. This new edition includes an added chapter, substantial revisions throughout, and an afterword by the author.

At once sensuous and lyrical, the novel is ultimately a story of hope triumphing over tragedy.

If you loved 13 Reasons Why and Girl in Pieces, you'll adore the characters in The Suicide Club.

Parents, counselors and suicide prevention advocates will also want to share this novel.