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Thirteen Reasons Why
by Jay Asher
I had heard about this book before, but wasn't going to read it because it looked too sad. Surprisingly though, I did not cry at any point in this book.
A very interesting way to write a story, with two people narrating the book at once. Very clever.
The writing style was amazing in the way that you could almost hear Hannah deteriorating throughout the book, starting off as a normal hopeful teenage girl and ending up... well, yeah.
I did like the way that the book quite obviously had something to learn from it, and I liked the ending. Very thought provoking.
The book was kind of exhausting to read, more and more sad as it went on.
I wouldn't be able to read too many of these books, and I also wouldn't recommend it to everyone.
A very interesting way to write a story, with two people narrating the book at once. Very clever.
The writing style was amazing in the way that you could almost hear Hannah deteriorating throughout the book, starting off as a normal hopeful teenage girl and ending up... well, yeah.
I did like the way that the book quite obviously had something to learn from it, and I liked the ending. Very thought provoking.
The book was kind of exhausting to read, more and more sad as it went on.
I wouldn't be able to read too many of these books, and I also wouldn't recommend it to everyone.