pickThe story of death with dignity or assisted dying is often a story of someone with a debilitating diagnosis who can‘t use the assisted dying law in their state or country. This book tells the stories of four such people and how they dealt with their situation. It‘s a very good book and new; it came out in 2021. If you are curious about the right to die movement, this book will teach you a lot. Four stars.
Just listened to this author being interviewed on NPR and she handled this delicate topic so well I thought. https://www.npr.org/2021/03/09/975304605/inside-the-right-to-die-movement
pickThe Inevitable is a look at the right to die movement, exploring organizations and individuals within it. It‘s a thought-provoking book, regardless of your personal stance. I definitely don‘t agree with everything here, but it gives a good look at the breadth of different thought from different people.
The Inevitable: Dispatches on the Right to Die | 
