This was a great book. It really makes you think about how much your actions effect other people, no matter how small.
This is a great book for pre-teens and young adults to read. It is educational, yet entertaining.

I like this book as it deals with a topic we really don't talk about. I gave it to my daughter to read so she knows that little things can stay with people and hurt them in the long run
Good book for someone who is struggling

This is one of those books that stays with you long after you read it.

Hannah Baker recently committed suicide by taking a handful of pills. Since her death, 13 people have (or will) receive a box full of tapes. On each one is a message to one of the 13 recipients about how they were involved in her decision to commit suicide. When they are done the tape they must mail them on to the next person on the list. The story is told from Clay Jensen's point of view (and Hannah's through the tapes). He returns home from school one day and finds the tapes.
People don't realize how their actions might affect someone else, and this book does a great job illustrating that. What you may think is harmless, could in fact be the breaking point for someone else.

I have already recommended this book to a few friends, and would encourage anyone with preteens/teens to read it, and have your child read it.