Clay has just gotten a box in the mail, with 7 cassette tapes in it. On those 7 tapes are 13 lectures to those who Did Hannah Wrong. Over the course of a night, Clay wanders all over town, listening to Hannah blame everyone for her problems. These people harassed her. These people believed a rumor. Naturally our narrator is only on the tape because he fits into a bigger story; he's portrayed as the One Who Got Away, because he didn't do anything wrong--just didn't know how to help. 
 The writing is mediocre and the plot thin. I admit that I only read about a quarter and then started skimming, so there may be details I missed, but from what I saw this book isn't just dull but irresponsible. There are few things Teen Lit needs less than a book suggesting teens blame everyone else for their fairly typical high-school problems, then kill themselves and drag everyone into the misery with them.