I have been wanting to read this book for a while and this summer when the show premiered on Netflix, the anticipation just kept growing. I had a pile of books that I wanted to read and get out of the way before this one and I finally put it as one of my "priority" reads for this month and OMG, I am so glad I did. I read the first couple chapters one night and then I put it down because I started reading First Year instead. Today's date is 10/26/17. I picked this book back up yesterday and read the majority of it. I flew through this book. it is such a quick read. It was so suspenseful and thrilling. I wanted to know why Clay was on the tapes and Hannah's story connecting all those people was just amazing horrible and sad. I got so angry and so upset reading Hannah's tapes. I teared up reading Clay's tape. My rating for this book is a 4 out of 5. I couldn't give it a 5 because I wish it would have brought the parent's into some way, and it left a lot of questions.
I know this book gets a lot of love and hate and that some consider it triggering and great story telling. If you have never heard of this book or the show, I am about to spoil you right now. I have a good reason to do so if you have these triggers. There are mentions of rape and suicide, and if these terms affect you, then please DO NOT read this book. If you had or are having thoughts of suicide, please go talk to someone. Call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline, or come message me in the comments or email. I will lend an ear and I will care.
I know many people who have committed suicide or have attempted it and I wish I could have helped them and wish they came and talked to me.
Call 1-800-273-8255



























































