In 'I Want to Die but I Still Want to Eat Tteokbokki,' Baek Sehee continues her candid exploration of dysthymia, drawing from her psychiatric sessions. This book, a follow-up to her acclaimed debut, delves deeper into the complex and often challenging process of healing, offering an intimate look at the ongoing struggle with mental well-being.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain insight into the ongoing journey of living with dysthymia and anxiety.
• Discover a relatable, honest account of inner conflict and the challenges of healing.
• Connect with a voice that normalizes everyday despair and promotes resilience.
• Continue the profound conversation on mental health initiated in Baek Sehee's first book.