Thursday, May 9, 2013


Thirteen Reasons Why


Hannah’s words take a major issue on Clay; everything that has occurred to him now takes on new meaning as he ponders a world of complications he never dreamed of. With the new insight on how you never really know a person or people’s lives I think it is safe to say Clay will be more delicate to the world around him. His life may not be as bright, as it could have been prior, but now he has realized things he never took into consideration. This story ends with one word: Skye. One word with such powerful meaning. This words sums up all. From the way Hannah Bakers tape recordings affected Clay and because most of this novel was focused on Clay listening to Hannah voice for what might have been the last time. Skye Miller is yet another girl who Clay Jensen had a crush in middle school. After listening to Hannah Bakers tapes he recognizes Skye’s behavior to Hannah’s. Skye is probably going through something to; maybe like Hannah. Clay realizes that maybe someone who he used to care about has now isolated and withdrawn herself from the world as well as Hannah but this time he wont dismiss it. This is how the story ends. It ends with Clay Jenson passing on the tapes and reaching out to someone else with one simple word. In doing so he may even be saving a life.

            I chose Hannah Baker as a character because sometimes it feels like you’re not going to make it and all you need is that one person to make you feel that way but you also only need that one person to say that you’re worth it. Hannah didn’t have anyone but that does not excuse what she did. That’s not the way out at least that’s not what I believe. I understand she did what she thought was the only thing to do but she deserved a second chance the same type of chance Skye is now going to get. I chose this book because it is a really great book from beginning to end. I really think you should read it. I hope you love it as much as I did.

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