oh god, I cried so much! cant even begin to describe how I feel about this book. I will have to try again later 
 The plot of this book is so simple and I cannot properly review it without give away the reasons for Clay being on that tape, which I will not do. 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 Basically, this book made me cry. So much. It's heart breaking. I actually think this has become a favourite. 
 I can't even begin to imagine what receiving those tapes felt like. I guess, for some, it was nothing. A little annoyance at having your name on there, sheer glee at the other names, the secrets that are hidden there. For others, pure terror, at least 12 other people have/will listen to your crimes and judge you. And maybe for some a little touch of horror. The impact you made on that young girls life with something so casual as a forgotten good-bye. 
 I don't know how to review this book, it's such a taboo subject; suicide. It's seen as a cowards way out. But really, you have to ask yourselves, what kind of society do we live in that some people believe it's the only choice left to them? That they feel so alone and rejected they can't take a moment more of their lives? This isn't the only reason for suicides, I know, but it's one of the biggest contributors towards the large number of teen suicides. 
 The plot of this book is so simple and I cannot properly review it without give away the reasons for Clay being on that tape, which I will not do. 
 Just go read it, please. 
 I have heard that this book is amazing as and audio book, that it's read by both a guy and a girl as appropriate for the story. As it's technically a conversation between the two, or at least the fitting together of two monologues, I would actually consider listening to this. I don't get on well with audio books, I forget to pay attention and wonder off at important moments.