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Wow! It was such a deep and intense story. I am really glad I got a chance to read this. 'Thirteen Reasons Why' is so good, that after I read the last line of the book, I felt hope for Clay, to move on with his life and how sometimes people get involved into you and you don't even notice. To know about other people's perspective of life. To know how important that person was in your life.
4.5/5 stars, it was really interesting and I would recommend this to everybody to at-least read this book on ...more
4.5/5 stars, it was really interesting and I would recommend this to everybody to at-least read this book on ...more

Eh. I'm not sure how I feel about this book. I was so excited to read it before I got and began with such great promise. However, somewhere in the middle I fell off the boat. I was no longer feeling it. Let's start with the pros.
This book is very well written. The crafting of the novel, the flow, the dual thoughts of Clay and Hannah. Jay Asher is a great writer and this is a an awesome idea for a book.
Clay is my absolute favorite character. I felt his emotions. I went through every thought wit ...more
This book is very well written. The crafting of the novel, the flow, the dual thoughts of Clay and Hannah. Jay Asher is a great writer and this is a an awesome idea for a book.
Clay is my absolute favorite character. I felt his emotions. I went through every thought wit ...more

This is Jay Asher's debut novel, and he did an extraordinary job. I think if a book stays with you long after you've read it, then it deserves high praise.
Before Hannah Baker commits suicide, she records a set of tapes to explain her 13 reasons (or people) why she wanted to die. This seems like it would be a dark and twisted story - but the way the author writes the protagonist, named Clay (who is reason number 10), makes the story much deeper, with even a redemptive quality about it. The author ...more
Before Hannah Baker commits suicide, she records a set of tapes to explain her 13 reasons (or people) why she wanted to die. This seems like it would be a dark and twisted story - but the way the author writes the protagonist, named Clay (who is reason number 10), makes the story much deeper, with even a redemptive quality about it. The author ...more

Very intense!
Clay comes home one day to fins a package for him that arrived in the mail. And everyone likes getting pages, right? In this case wrong. The package contains a series of tapes recorder by Hannah Baker before she committed suicide a couple weeks before. Each side of a tape is for a person who is one of the 13 people who helped her come to the decision to kill herself. Clay isn't sure what he did or why he is one of the 13 so he listens to the tapes to find out. ...more
Clay comes home one day to fins a package for him that arrived in the mail. And everyone likes getting pages, right? In this case wrong. The package contains a series of tapes recorder by Hannah Baker before she committed suicide a couple weeks before. Each side of a tape is for a person who is one of the 13 people who helped her come to the decision to kill herself. Clay isn't sure what he did or why he is one of the 13 so he listens to the tapes to find out. ...more

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