I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki by Baek Sehee is a deeply honest and quietly powerful memoir of mental health, self-reflection, and healing. In short, intimate sessions with her therapist, Sehee explores anxiety, depression, self-doubt, and the everyday contradictions that shape modern life.
This moving book speaks to readers looking for comfort, recognition, and a sense that they are not alone. Thoughtful and accessible, it offers a candid look at therapy and emotional struggle while also holding onto small joys, human connection, and the hope of getting better.
