Description: Praise for The 39 Deaths of Adam Strand: "A riveting second novel that explores the issue of suicide with a philosophical, never sensational, approach. . . . Requires careful reading of the issues it addresses, but the effort is well worth it." -Booklist, starred review "Fans of gritty realistic fiction such as Laurie Halse Anderson's Speak and Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why will appreciate Adam's thoughtful, authentic adolescent voice, and the honesty and boldness with which Galloway treats the issue of suicide." -SLJ "A compelling, sophisticated novel that explores the relationship between death and the meaning of life." -BCCB "Galloway has written a thoughtful, darkly humorous, philosophical novel with great chapter titles that reads, in a way, like homage to some of the greatest writers of literature." -VOYA "A moody, compelling read."-Kirkus Reviews

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