I feel like the first words I or anyone should say after finishing this book is don't kill yourself. I'm not saying that to be funny or sarcastic. I am being 100 percent serious. 
 When I first started this story I couldn't believe that someone who was confronting her enemies or oppressors would kill herself. When you have that kind of strength I think you can get through anything. But as you read or in my case listen to more you say to yourself, "How strong was she supposed to be though?" She lost her reputation, she lost her friends, she lost her passion or a way to express herself. 
 And Clay, well he either came in too late or he wasn't enough for her...Which is really sad. This entire book is just really sad and I had to fight back tears as I listened to Hannah's story. 
 It is insanely hard to listen to this story. Like you might think just reading it is sad but with the audiobook it just gets so much sadder, gut wrenching and soul crushing. 
 This is one of the best audiobooks I have ever listened too but at the same time I feel like A) you should have a pick-me-up book ready to read after this and I don't think if you are considering suicide that you should read this book. Don't do it. Don't read it and don't kill yourself. 
 And Hannah just someone should have given her a hug or actually been a friend to her and Clay... I don't even know what to say. 
 I feel like the sort of should be required reading in high school because I think students and teachers will start looking for signs of suicide in other students which might mean saving a life and I have to keep reminding myself that Hannah is a fictional character. 
 As I was reading, I was hoping that Hannah would come in at the end and say I'm still alive.