I Want to Die but I Still Want to Eat Tteokbokki by Baek Sehee is a deeply honest, widely loved memoir-style book about living with depression, self-doubt, and the complicated work of healing. Written in a candid, conversational voice, it captures the small, everyday moments that can feel heavy while also finding space for hope, comfort, and self-understanding.
Readers looking for an emotionally resonant self-help read will find thoughtful reflections on mental health, therapy, and the quiet persistence of getting through difficult days. It is a relatable, comforting book for anyone who wants an intimate, human story about pain, recovery, and learning to keep going.
