4.02 avg rating — 16,719 ratings

"To me, this was one of the most relatable books I've EVER read. I'm bipolar and the author's experience was in some ways so similar to my own. "

4.19 avg rating — 405 ratings

"While this isn't specifically about bipolar, I found this very insightful especially about learning to cope with depression and how to allow yourself to flourish. The author shares her struggle with depression and writes a relatable, helpful book. "

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"Mary Shelley, Author of Frankenstein is believed to have suffered from Bipolar Disorder. Personally I also think her husband Percy Shelley did as well. They are two of the most important figures in this book, as well as British Literature."

3.87 avg rating — 4,205 ratings

"Three of the characters in this YA novel are bipolar; the main character, her aunt, and late brother. This story is told in reverse where the main character reveals through her memories what happened to her brother. She also has a manic episode during the story."

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"Emilie Autumn, the author, has bipolar. This is a blend of her experiences in a mental hospital and the tale of a Victorian Asylum."

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