Thirteen Reasons Why

Clay receives an anonymous package containing 7 cassette tapes with 13 recorded sides. On these tapes, Hannah, his 16-year-old classmate who took her own life, shares the reasons that led her to her desperate decision. This is tough material for Clay, for each of the thirteen individuals to whom the tapes are to be passed on, who share some guilt in Hannah's death, and also for the reader. An American bookseller states: "In my 33 years as a bookseller, I have never encountered a book that has generated such enthusiasm, including Harry Potter! I tried to put it down while reading. It's impossible." Unabridged and unedited text edition in the original language, with translations of difficult words at the bottom of each page, afterword, and literary references.