Yeah, it was okay. I honestly feel like the story dragged on SO much and about fifty of the pages were just fillers and irrelevant to the plot. It made me feel like the author was just ranting and rambling. I don't particularly like it when they do that. It makes it feel like they want to make it longer in order for it to stand out to the audience. Honestly, this could have been a novella and shortened into one of them. 
 I guess I was enjoying it for the first hundred pages. It was fast, informative, mysterious and it showed the importance of knowing when people should be talked to about suicide and stuff like that. 
 I really enjoyed Hannah's personality that showed through the tapes; I thought she had a good sense of humour and it made me realise just HOW hard suicide of a loved one can impact others. I mean, I knew it would be a harsh thing to try to conquer, or not at all, but this book made me see it in a whole different perspective. 
 Clay was all right. He sometimes acted as if he was just trying to get through the tapes and I don't like that type of personality. I dunno. This book just seemed kind of dry to me. 
 So, yeah, 3 stars is me being generous. Honestly, it could be a 2.5. I'm just glad I got through it.