5 Stars for The Coolest Way To Kill Yourself by Nicholas Tanek

The Coolest Way To Kill Yourself by Nicholas Tanek

The Coolest Way To Kill Yourself is in itself not a book about suicide, but rather a story about love.

If you are looking for a book about suicide, how to prevent it, how to commit it, then this book has nothing to do with any of that.

The story follows Nicholas through his life starting in his mid-teens. At around age 16 he meets a girl named Lynn and everything follows from there. Their relationship goes through some ups and downs, but they were in love until the end.

The book is portrayed in the first person view for the majority of the story, yet the author uses some unorthodox writing skills throughout the novel. In certain sections, the author actually talks directly to the reader and explains why he may be writing about something that doesn’t seem to fit. In the end though, it all seems to fit together.

There are many references to bands and songs that some readers will find distracting, while others will find that they add to the feel of the story.

Overall, a well put together story that I thoroughly enjoyed reading. The book was a journey for me, and it was interesting from cover to cover.

5 out of 5 Stars.

I would recommend this book for mature readers due to graphic language and some sexual situations.


The Coolest Way to Kill Yourself


Review by: David at Indie Authors and Books
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