Alvaro Bonilla Bonilla itibaren Răchitiș 607211, Rumänien
This book was an experience - one that stayed with me after reading it. I came to love and relate to the characters and their faults (such as not liking a sibling). With a descriptive setting, I was transported to a time and place that I could see and touch. Overall, a heartwarming and well-written story.
I've read this series a great number of times. Love it.
Having read the back of this book, I knew not to expect anything cheery. But still, I didn't expect to feel like this. The story of Hannah Baker is told to us as Clay Jensen takes his turn in receiving her tapes. I loved getting his responses as we heard her story, how he saw the same incident and how things played out from his side of things. I really think this book should be made mandatory reading in schools all across the world. I suffered from rumours and lies being spread about me, and how people treated me in a result of them. We're taught from an early age to treat others how we ourselves want to be treated. But it's impossible to do 24/7. What I hope Hannah's story will teach everyone who reads it are there are consequences for every action. It was a tough book to get through, and though it is on the short side, it is one to be savoured as long as possible. Usually I storm through books, but with this one I tried to take my time. Hannah's story seemed more poignant that way. It was wonderfully written and though it is on a taboo subject (which I hate - nothing can be solved if we forever turn away from the people who need help) it is a brilliant read. One that, even though I've said it in the past, WILL stay with you long after the final page.
Great graphic novel series for lovers of fairy tales in contemporary settings.