I have quite a list that I’ll add when I remember which books.

Lisa wrote: "I have quite a list that I’ll add when I remember which books."

Thank you!

Added some..I think there are more I am forgetting right now but will ask others as well.

Bren wrote: "Added some..I think there are more I am forgetting right now but will ask others as well."

Thank you, Bren. :}

I haven't forgotten! I've left this list in my in-box. I thought I'd think of a bunch that qualified but I want to add only those I know qualify. I'm sure I'll think of more. It's a great idea for a Listopia list.

Lisa wrote: "I haven't forgotten! I've left this list in my in-box. I thought I'd think of a bunch that qualified but I want to add only those I know qualify. I'm sure I'll think of more. It's a great idea for ..."

Ok. Thanks!

I have to vote on how I think. I haven't read as many books as I'd thought I guess. I loved Stick Figure and while anything can be a trigger book that one wouldn't be for me, not at all.

The problem is I think trigger books are sometimes books that don't address the particular disorder directly but readers would have very personal reasons for being triggered.

Lisa wrote: "I have to vote on how I think. I haven't read as many books as I'd thought I guess. I loved Stick Figure and while anything can be a trigger book that one wouldn't be for me, not at all.

The prob..."

This list makes me realize how few ED story lines I read too.