I honestly bought this book because I loved the series. And it's just as good as it was told in the series! But frankly, some details are different and I liked the series more because I could know how Clay was feeling and what were the things that he could do to make sure that Hannah's voice was well-heard. It's still a good catch, though.

Re-purcahed this book since I gave the first copy I had to my friend. And reading this book once again still gives me uneasy feeling.

Thirteen Reasons Why is one of books that I can trully understand why there are people who love this book and there are people who are not. Some scenes are too graphic and disturbing too imagine (and watch, if you watching the TV series). But in the other side, and what I love the most about this book, is it makes my eyes open--wider than before. 

And that uneasy feeling I said before is the 'after-taste.' Right after I finish reading this book, there is question lingers in my mind: 'have I did or said something terrible that makes people around me (used to) think to do what Hannah did in this book?'