Review for Thirteen Reasons Why
After all the raving reviews, after all the hype I heard surrounded the book, I decided to try this book.
And let me tell you. I am really disappointed in this book. For various reasons.
- The reasons of why she killed her. Some of them were just silly and petty and I can’t see why anyone would kill themselves for those.
- Our main character and his reason. Dear Lord, that was just anti-climax. Come on if you can’t make any more reasons don’t add a lame one like that, keep it it 12 reasons if you must, but don’t add someone who
didn’t do a damn thing wrong, that is just bleh. I felt like the author felt like they had to add a reason to the list, because 13 sounds cooler or something, but sorry, next time just don’t. It ruined the book. - The intertwining dialogues. One moment we are reading about the girl, then next the boy his thoughts and I can say, I had to re-read some parts because I got confused with how it all went and things just went in one big pile.
- The girl. I didn’t mind her in the beginning, but nearing the middle of the book I just wanted to smack her head.
So yeah… I didn’t really enjoy this book, and I wouldn’t recommend it to people.