Fostering mental health literacy through adolescent literature

Introduction: Preparing to engage with mental health themes in adolescent literature

What's mined is ours: mental health and American rurality in Kristin Russell's a sky for us alone

Literacy and loss: examining loss and grief through characterization in the boy in the black suit

First person perspective: understanding adolescent eating disorders through the text good enough

Secrecy, silence, and transgenerational trauma: conflict and character development in i am not your perfect Mexican daughter

Exploring graphic memoir trajectories: processing the effects of substance use disorder and healing through art in hey, kiddo

Teaching when reason breaks: understanding depression and interrogating bias through character analysis

"I'm not like that": reading heroine to engage students in conversations and research about opioid use disorder

Reading a hero's journey through OCDaniel

Exploring mental health literacy through book clubs.