Books for World Mental Health Day

by Oliver Sacks

A riveting look inside the human brain and its quirks. Full review >

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by Alice LaPlante

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by Katherine Noel

Graceful and quietly assured. Full review >

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by Daniel Smith

A true treasure-trove of insight laced with humor and polished prose. Full review >

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by Alex Witchel

Warm and always humane, Witchel's narrative is a poignant, candid reminder of the new normal that now defines so many adult... Full review >

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by Gayatri Devi

A welcome alternative approach to overtaxing our brains and then reaching for the pill bottle—should warrant serious... Full review >

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by Terri Cheney

A compelling coming-of-age follow-up to Manic. Full review >

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by Michael Greenberg

Bears enlightening and articulate witness to the sheer force of an oft-misunderstood disease. Full review >

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by Ashley Ream

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by Dale Archer

Optimistic and creatively inspired assessments that occasionally overreach. Full review >

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by Ellen Forney illustrated by Ellen Forney

Forney’s story should resonate with those grappling with similar issues, while her artistry should appeal to a wide... Full review >

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by Susanna Kaysen

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by Lisa Genova

Worthy, benign and readable, but not always lifelike. Full review >

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by Shlomo Breznitz & Collins Hemingway

A refreshing look at a well-worked topic. Full review >

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