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Other books for teenagers that deal with tough issues are Ellen Hopkins’ books Crank and Impulse as well as Sherman Alexie’s book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian.
I Swear by Lane Davis and Hold Still by Nina LaCour are two other books that specifically deal with suicide and are aimed at teenagers.
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The Question and Answer section for Thirteen Reasons Why is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
Mrs. Antilly called Hannah and Jessica into school early in order to promote a friendship.
And then the three of us laughed. Jessica and I had very similar laughs, which made us laugh even harder. Ms. Antilly’s laugh wasn’t quite as heartfelt…more...
From the text:
I can’t bring myself to look toward the front counter. Not yet. I don’t want to imagine her standing there. At the back of the store, behind a wall of see-through doors, are the refrigerated drinks. And even though I’m not thirsty,...
Skye was Clay’s eighth-grade crush, but over the years she withdrew from school society. At the end of the novel, after listening to Hannah’s tapes, Clay realizes that Skye might be having the same traumatic experiences as Hannah. Determined not...
