Leap of Faith
Danielle Steel
2001 · 2005 edition
255 pages
The most popular loneliness books
Books about loneliness understand what it is to feel apart. A character lives alone in a big city, drifts from old friends or sits unseen in a crowded room. These novels and essays are tender and often funny, and they tend to end with a connection that matters.
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Four Years Later
Monica Murphy
Published 2014
301 pages
Coldheart Canyon
Clive Barker
2001 · 2002 edition
751 pages
Black Barn
Jeff Lemire, Wands, Steve, letterer
Published 2018
160 pages
LYREBIRD- HB
Cecelia Ahern
Published 2016
413 pages
The Divided Self
R. D. Laing
1970 · 2026 edition
240 pages
Someday
David Levithan
2015 · 2018 edition
400 pages
With this Ring
Jayne Ann Krentz
1989 · 2008 edition
358 pages
The Weight of Water
Sarah Crossan
2011 · 2019 edition
256 pages
Under the Egg
Laura Marx Fitzgerald
Published 2014
247 pages
Mooncop
Tom Gauld
Published 2016
96 pages
Eyrie
Tim Winton
Published 2013
424 pages
Timon of Athens
William Shakespeare
1888 · 2024 edition
156 pages
The Red Tree
Shaun Tan
2000 · 2010 edition
32 pages
Cows
Matthew Stokoe
1998 · 2015 edition
216 pages
Purplicious
Victoria Kann, Elizabeth Kann
2007 · 2010 edition
40 pages
Italian Shoes
Henning Mankell
2007 · 2009 edition
392 pages
The Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth Popularity, Quirk Theory, and Why Outsiders Thrive After High School
Alexandra Robbins
Published 2011
448 pages
Together Loneliness, Health and What Happens When We Find Connection
Vivek H. Murthy
2020 · 2021 edition
326 pages
Celestial Navigation
Anne Tyler
1974 · 1996 edition
288 pages
Separating, Losing and Excluding Children
Tom Billington
2000 · 2012 edition
144 pages
La solitude et les personnes âgées un guide à l'intention des professionnels, des fournisseurs de soins, des familles, des amis et des personnes âgées
Deborah Sutton
Published 1991
31 pages
Robinson Crusoe
Daniel Defoe
1879 · 2008 edition
308 pages
Note Book
Jeff Nunokawa
Published 2015
360 pages