A-Z of YA Mental Health Reads #3

I have done two of these posts in the past and with a new year means new books that feature mental health. So it's time for an update! So let's get started...

They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera
All Of the ABove by Juno Dawson
Hold Still by Nina La Cour
Daris the Great is Not Okay by Adib Khorram
BEfore I Let Go by Marieke Nijikamp
Learning To Fall by Marcella Pixley
Turtles All the Way Down by John Green
Are We All Lemmings & Snowflakes? by Holly Bourne
I Way Lost My Way by Gayle Foreman
Clean by Juno Dawson
We are Young by Cat ClarKe
The Goldfish Boy by Lisa Thompson
Bad RoMance by Heather Demetrios
Release by Patrick Ness
I Was Born For This by Alice Oseman
SParrow by Sarah Moon
MosQuitoland by Davi Arnold
WoRries Go Away by Kes Gray
Starfish by Akemi Dawn Bowman
Top Ten by Katie Cotugno
Don't ToUch by Rachel M. Wilson
Reasons To Stay AliVe by Matt Haig
White Rabbit, Red Wolf by Tom Pollock
The Astonishing Colour of After by Emily X. R. Pan
See You In The Cosmos by Jack Cheung
CraZy by Amy Reed

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