13 Reasons Why Book Report

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Recommended: Bullying on children and teenagers

I read 13 reasons why, by Jay Asher. This book was about hannah baker, 16 year old high schooler who loved candy, hot chocolate, reading poetry and blue nail polish. She went to a new school and experienced bullying. She committed suicide when a bunch of rumors at school wouldn't stop being spread. She then wrote a list, stating 13 reasons why she committed suicide. Then she sent it to everyone that was on it. This book bring attentions to teens about bullying and the harms of bullying. One thing i disliked about the book was, there was a lack of suspense in action. A lot of teens and people in general seek out for action that keeps them on the edge of their seat, maybe even a mesmerising plot twist. In this book there just wasn't enough

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