Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Introduction


Thirteen Reasons Why

In this novel a boy named Clay Jensen receives a box of audio tapes. As the story unravels we learn the tapes are from a young girl who killed herself two weeks prior, Hannah Baker. There are exactly seven tapes with 13 stories, for 13 people leading to her suicide. In her tapes she holds each one of them responsible for her suicide and each tape will each explain why. Each person must listen and pass on the tapes to the next person on the list. If someone fails to pass on these tapes, an extra set of tapes will be posted publicly along with a map for all her listeners to follow along as they listen.

8 comments:

  1. This book sounds very cool and mysterious it also kind of sounds sad because of what happened to Hannah Baker I would truly like to read that book!

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  2. its sounds very cool and intense you pretty much explained everything

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  3. The book sounds pretty interesting, you gave good details!
    Its pretty sad how she killed herself.
    Is there a movie about this book?

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  4. Wow! I really want to read this book now. It's sad she took her life but I understand she was going through pain. It sounds interesting and you did a good job explaining it.

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  5. You made this book sound really interesting. You really explained yourself. You make me want to read this book again.

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  6. Well you gave great information and good description.
    I would like to read this book but i dont like to read.
    Why did she killed herself still confused?

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  7. Well she killed herself because her peers at school made her life a nightmare... That is why its thirteen reasons why. Seven tapes, for thirteen stories, for thirteen people leading to her suicide. That is what why she explained in the tapes.

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  8. Well i'm curios about this book and i want to read it now! You made this book sound so cool and interesting, also you gave good facts,details, and information about this book.

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