i agree with her i have not read it but i have it and i never thought of reading it my dad got it for me a month ago and so far so god aj614 you are right

amazing i guesss

This book was beautifully written, yet a bit eerie and depressing. It was so good that I've read it several times! I found this so touching and I even almost shed a tear. I heard about Universal Studios purchasing the film rights for this being made into a movie. Even though I don't think it'll come out anytime soon, I hope the film does it justice and is just as good as The Perks of Being A Wallflower (novel-to-book thing). If Logan Lerman isn't cast as Clay Jensen, then I will cry. But he'd legitimately be perfect for the part! In the film version I'd like for it to end with a more positive ending, and I want to see more of the Clannah (Clay-Hannah) interaction and more clearly depicted.

I started reading this book because my friend was reading it. The story revolves around a high school aged girl named Hannah Baker who had committed suicide. Before she swallowed the handful of pills to end her life, though, she recorded her voice explaining the 13 reasons why she made the final decision to kill herself. But there was a catch--only the people who played a big role in the 13 reasons would hear them...unless one of the people were to not pass the tapes on. As long as the tapes were passed along, their secrets would stay within their small circle. I recommend it to anyone who likes suspense, though there are multiple parts that may be inappropriate for some readers.

Sure was

btw This is very strange but the picture of the baby turtle is super adorable dont you think guys

if you read it carefully it states that they dont die they rot there alive in the egg but the humans kill them them by moving the are motion sickness when they are babies if you dont understand read it agan

welll, apparently there is a huge lie coming by this article i beleve it is untrue

yea i agree with fluttershy