What a beautiful debut. Jay Asher has taught me a lot of things through 13 Reasons Why and one of them is things in terms of friendship. 
 This book shows me how a friend or even a best friend who we share almost everything with could be none in a split second. 
 And that no matter how you get along so well with her initially, you'd eventually find out that she is nothing like you expected she'd be, for instance someone who you find would give you a shoulder to lean on every single time that you need her. 
 Plus, it dawns on me that it is inevitable for anyone to judge you for anything that you did or didn't do just cause some idiots spread stupid rumors about you, be it bad or even worse than everyone's expectations of you. 
 Except those who really care about you and trust you enough not to have any doubts about you doing such things. 
 Like how Clay Jensen cared about Hannah Baker? Yep. 
 This is so beautiful, it satisfies me in any ways possible. They deserve to live their lives full of guilts for what they did to Hannah when she did not do anything wrong to them. Jay Asher deserves a standing ovation and so much more for this book, I am looking forward to reading more of hers!