Books By Survivors.

35 Minutes & Counting by Mickey Oldham (Westroads Mall Shooting)
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Surviving A Rural High School Shooting by Irene Barry (Aztec High School Shooting)
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Coming To Terms by David Frankel (101 California Street Shooting)
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Shots Fired in Terminal 2 by William Hazelgrove (Fort Lauderdale airport shooting)

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Standing Still in a Culture of Mass Shootings byJennifer Bennett (Navy Yard Shooting)[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

''J'ai vu partout le même visage'' by François Zimeray (2015 Copenhagen shootings)
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''El bosque no deja ver los árboles'' by David Jurado Fernández (reduced Max Porta in the IES Joan Fuster attack).
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Kacey Ruegsegger Johnson wrote a book called "Over My Shoulder" which honestly seems wonderful. I'm happy for her and she seems so strong and brave and has completely moved past it and gotten "over her shoulder" too literally.

Missy Jenkins Smith, a victim paralyzed by Michael Carneal in the Heath High School shooting, wrote a book called "I Choose To Be Happy."

There's "A Columbine Survivor's Story" by Marjorie Lindholm