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Would you recommend this book for someone who likes 13 Reasons Why?
Shannon Fay I would absolutely recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed 13 Reason Why. A lot of what it deals with is similar. There's a tragic act that seriousl…moreI would absolutely recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed 13 Reason Why. A lot of what it deals with is similar. There's a tragic act that seriously affects people who knew that person. There are people left devastated by those actions, and the main character really struggles, and you can relate to her story, and (at least I could), feel what she's feeling. So if you liked 13 Reasons, because you liked reading about a messed up situation, and how that affects people (I guess liked is the wrong word, cuz it is really messed up). If you enjoyed reading a really tough, but touching book, then yes, you'd probably like this.(less)
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Great book, enoyed the story line but think it should be 13+
Riley Hurst It's marked as YA which starts between 12 and 14 at most schools as to when you're allowed to check them out.…moreIt's marked as YA which starts between 12 and 14 at most schools as to when you're allowed to check them out.(less)
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Why was Jeremy apart of the story if he never actually appears?
Emelyn Lee Some things are better left a mystery. You can find some answers in the follow-up novella, Say Something.

The fact that he influenced Nick is bad enoug…moreSome things are better left a mystery. You can find some answers in the follow-up novella, Say Something.

The fact that he influenced Nick is bad enough.(less)
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Does this book have any sex scenes in it? (I'm trying to find an age appropriate book for my teen and tween book club)
Shannon Fay There are no sex scenes, but you do know that gun violence, in a school, is the central theme of the book right? Because if you're dealing with an age…moreThere are no sex scenes, but you do know that gun violence, in a school, is the central theme of the book right? Because if you're dealing with an age group that isn't ready to be exposed to the idea of sex, then I think the idea of a school shooting might not be appropriate either.(less)
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This question contains spoilers... (view spoiler)
Emelyn Lee Sort of. She did say that she wasn't completely forgiven by her loved ones, so that's her giving them some space.

I prefer to think that's Val getting…moreSort of. She did say that she wasn't completely forgiven by her loved ones, so that's her giving them some space.

I prefer to think that's Val getting her life back on track though. (less)
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