Edit: How the hell did I give this 4 stars?? I reread some parts of it again and I am pretty generous to give it two stars. Hannah was just dumb. I tried to take into consideration that other peoples' reasons for committing suicide are not going to make sense to me, I really tried, but her reasons are just dumb and stupid. Plus, I don't get it really; she committed suicide and sent tapes to the people who are, in her mind, the reason she did it. First of all honey you are the reason you committed suicide and you are the reason you let that shit get to you. Yeah some of them deserved to be exposed but it wasn't as big of a deal as committing suicide. The lesson here is "you give up on yourself, you will try to find all the excuses you can to justify it for yourself and to say that it is not your fault." 
 First off this is one of the most depressing books I have ever read. The book starts with Clay (male protagonist) receiving a shoe box containing 7 tapes recorded by Hannah Baker telling her story to 13 individuals explaining why she committed suicide and why they are part of it. 
 Did I like the book? Yes, maybe. 
 Did I really feel like the book might lead someone to commit suicide at some point? Yes, it gives ideas. 
 If I am totally honest, I am currently going through a rough period and somehow I felt that this book might make me feel better. But I was wrong. I think it made it worse. 
 This is definitely a book that you do not recommend to someone with suicidal thoughts or someone going through a depression phase. The writer is good at making us be in Clay's and Hannah's shoes and understanding why she did it, although, honestly, I believe that no reason is good enough for someone to commit suicide. 
 The good thing about the book though is that it focuses on the idea that "you don't know what goes on in anyone's life" and how much of an impact we might have on someone's life. I admit it has given me some perspective into being there for people because you never really know what they are going through. You might actually be the one who helps and cares enough to save them. 
 "No one knows for certain how much impact they have on the lives of other people. Oftentimes, we have no clue. Yet we push it just the same."