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Apr 30, 2014 08:27PM
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I loved this book so much, it makes you really think about your actions and how they affect/effect other people
I'm currently reading it...I've just finished Side B of Cassette 2...and omg what a book! LOVING it...:))
This book is great. It really makes you think about how we treat others and the repercussions of our decisions. Great book for jr highers and high schoolers to read and learn from. I highly recommend this book.
I loved this book!! This is one of the first books that made me go into Realistic Fiction again!! Loved it!
I am scared to say this but i felt this book was just okay. I know depression is a hard thing to deal and cope with.However, I felt like Hannah was blaming the whole world for her problems. Clay and a few others tried to help her. You can't help someone who doesn't want it. I do feel bad that she felt like she had no other option.
However, I did enjoy the formatting of this book.
I just finished reading this book. It was great & such an eye opener, especially when it comes to rumors. I had some tiny issues with the way Hannah was dealing with some cases but I liked the element of suspense.
Unfortunately, things like the ones described in the book happen.
Overall, this was a great book as I said! :)
Loved the formatting of the book and the use of tapes.i just had some issues with how Hannah handled some situations. Like she expected people to notice what she was going through but she never said anything or told anyone. Clay wanted to help her and she pushed him away.
I kind of hope they don't make a movie (it was optioned forever ago) because I can't really see how they would translate the format of it.
i don't know if they're still gonna make the movie or not because it was confirmed months ago. Me neither unless they do like voice overs from Hannah's perspective.
It is sad but it's also a little frustrating. Try reading it and see what u think. It's a quick read
I loved the life lessons that were given by the book, it was written brilliantly however I thought her reasons for killing herself was overrated and could be easily solved.
I really liked this book, it is definitely worth the read. The thing is that it was difficult for me to read. Most of the time, right in the middle of Hannah's tapes, Clay's POV would come in. I wouldn't pay attention to the font and I would think it was Hannah saying Clay's words, But I still liked it. Very thought-provoking :)
Ekin wrote: "I loved the life lessons that were given by the book, it was written brilliantly however I thought her reasons for killing herself was overrated and could be easily solved."Agreed. Although that part where Hannah was raped in the hot tub was definitely traumatizing. I could only imagine what kind of emotional trauma she had to deal with after that.
I actually liked this book. A lot of people think that Hannah's reasons for killing herself were stupid, and while that's true to some extent, it also kind of makes sense. It wasn't just one thing that pushed her over the edge, it was a series of things that made her feel worthless and unloved which eventually drove her to suicide. It wasn't just the fact that someone was pretending to be her friend, or that a boy exaggerated what they did together, or that people didn't notice her in school, it was all of those things put together that made her wonder what the point of her life was.





