Saturday, August 7, 2010

THIRTEEN REASONS WHY by Jay Asher

This was a very unique plot which I enjoyed on many levels. First, I could relate with the character Hannah Baker. Second, the idea of telling the story through the first-person, present-tense POV of the m/c, Clay Jensen while he listens to cassette tapes made by a former classmate is genius.

The emotions evoked by this book are believable and is probably one of many reasons why it was a NY Times best seller.

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