I have mixed feelings about this book because it grabbed my attention, I liked Clay and the narration of the story. But then again, the main point of focus is Hannah and I can't believe what a jerk she was. The way she was treated was awful but a lot of it was her doing. People were willing to help but she never really made the effort, making the excuse that she's "too scared". 
 This book for me screams first world problems, I mean, people all over the world are facing much worse situations than Hannah and make it through. I feel no pity or connection to her, she was just a selfish spoiled kid who never thought about the effect on people's lives that the tapes will have. The tapes basically sent the message "my life is screwed up so here, let me screw up yours as well". 
 I gave this book 2.5 stars because while I hated the main character and her "reasons", I did appreciate the pace and narration of the story.