Whole Person Collection & Leisure Reading Collection

Recently unemployed Nye becomes the sole caregiver for his father in hospice, and they must learn to reconcile with each other.

This graphic novel depicts the harrowing story of a Jewish family's survival during the Holocaust, utilizing animals to represent different ethnic groups, further exploring the themes of trauma, memory, and identity.

Fies shares the story of his mother's diagnosis, and doesn't hold back on the honest way of their new world.

Tyler shares the story of how her father develops PTSD after WWII, and how that affects his life now.

In this manifesto, you can discover the "pioneers" of graphic medicine through essays and comic narratives.

This book shares daily glimpses of Walrath's life after her mother got diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

Cunningham draws from his time working in a psychiatric ward to give the world a more sympathetic view to those with mental illnesses.

This graphic memoir explores the effects epilepsy has on Beauchard's family, sharing his intricate family history through both World Wars.

After experiencing parental neglect and abuse from his grandmother, Small shares his childhood in this graphic memoir.

This graphic novel dives deep into one of the darkest times in American history: the Spanish Influenza epidemic of 1918.

Forney explores the stigmas of her bipolar disorder in this graphic memoir.

Myriam sees things a little differently than others, and after seeing a boy get shut up in a house, she has to fight for people to believe her.

This third collection of Doonesbury comics shows the effects of combat on soldiers fighting in Iraq.

Follow three different stories that share a perspective on identity and racism you haven't seen before.

Beaumont shares her story of raising a child with down syndrome in hopes to help others overcome their ignorance and prejudices.

Williams shares the life of Iwan James, a doctor grappled by his traumatic OCD past.

Williams paints the picture of pitfalls of a small-town practice, dealing with double standards towards female practitioners and their misguided patients.

Johnson created a comics anthology that deals with the "taboo" subject of human reproduction.

This graphic novel explores the studies of psychologist Harry Harlow, who conducted experiments on whether "love" exists.

Muniz creates a perfect balance of creative cartoons with medical concepts to make learning more fun.

These two authors illustrate the investigation into future technologies and how that may affect all of us.

After finding out their father is on the autism spectrum, Sophie and Daniel grow to appreciate and understand their differences.

This graphic novel brings together scholars from medical education to art history to explore the phenomenon of the zombie craze and the perspectives they can bring to the medical humanities.

This graphic memoir shares Knisley's struggle to get pregnant, and every misstep along the way.

This graphic novel shines light on the medical ward at the height of the AIDS epidemic.

This graphic memoir shares Tristram's discovery that she had cancer while she was pregnant.

Get a deeply rooted perspective of the lives affected by the Syrian war, and the doctors and volunteers that fought to save those lives.

With the help of humor and passion, Dunlap-Shohl shares his story of coming to terms with his diagnosis of Parkinson's.

Lindsay shares her story after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, struggling to find a way to not sacrifice her dreams in order to stay well.

Catrina's family move to the California coast in hopes of helping her younger sister, Maya, get a fresh outlook after being diagnosed with cystic fibrosis.

Leavitt shares her personal experience with Alzheimer's, after her mother got diagnosed and transformed her family forever.