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Any young adult philosophy book recommendations? I work in an adolescent psychiatric inpatient unit and often certain themes arise in my groups with them. I'd love to set up a group dedicated to introducing them to philosophy and critical thinking.

All of the young people I work with have experienced significant adversity, trauma and deprivation. The psychiatric system in turn hampers them in additional ways. I'm a psychologist with limited philosophy study in my undergrad days and I think a philosophy group in addition could help them cope with the system they are in. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
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If you’re thinking about a novel, Sophie’s World is a great suggestion. If you want something less objective then you have to keep in mind that you’re conditioning their beliefs at that age. Nonetheless, there is The Myth Of Sisyphus by Albert Camus.