Landmarks of 20th Century Suicidology
Comprehensive and because it was written from the laymen prospective very objective. The fourth type of suicide was not expanded enough, but still very much a kernel of lay knowledge. Recommended read for students as well as a seasoned professional in mental health and clergy. Well written, meaning it was very easy flowing, and the information was not bogged down with too much statistical data. The book included 'the essence of a life-time of work.'
