Called "eerie, beautiful, and devastating" by
The Chicago Tribune,
Thirteen Reasons Why centers on high school student Hannah Baker and her classmate Clay Jenson. Before committing suicide Hannah recorded a series of tapes and sent them to the 13 people she believes contributed to her death--including Clay. Told through Hannah's tapes and Clay's thoughts as he listens to her voice from beyond the grave,
Jay Asher's novel is a "a stealthy hit with staying power" exclaimed
The New York Times, with an Amazon customer noting that, "Even if we’re not on the list, we feel the same horror, frustration, and powerlessness as Hannah’s listeners do, all thirteen steps of the way.” Both brilliant and devastating,
Thirteen Reasons Why is a powerful novel about the ways in which people hurt, help, and love one another.
Parental Advisory: suicide.
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