My Year of Rest and Relaxation is about a woman who decides to basically sleep for a year—like, on purpose. She’s rich, kind of miserable, and just over everything, so she loads up on sketchy meds from a ridiculous psychiatrist and checks out of life. It’s weird, dark, funny in a messed-up way, and somehow really relatable if you’ve ever just wanted to hit pause on everything. Ottessa Moshfegh’s writing is sharp and brutally honest, so if you’re into books about deeply flawed characters figuring themselves out (or not), this one’s a ride!