"Youth Perspectives on End-of-Life" is a scholarly book that challenges the assumptions of adults that young people do not think about or should not think about death. The author, Sarah Coombs, uses everyday material objects to foster a variety of conversations that reveal young people's vibrant engagement with the topic of death. Through cultural resources such as literature and film, a rich diversity of perspectives and reactions to death is presented, while also providing the opportunity to question many of these portrayals as unrealistic and inauthentic. The book includes personal narratives about loss and memories of loved ones, told in vivid, humorous, and emotional ways. Additionally, death is examined from various religious and scientific frameworks, illuminating the changing perspectives on this often neglected topic in the lives of young people. It is a significant work that addresses the often overlooked views of children and adolescents on a subject that is not frequently associated with their world.