13 Reasons About After A Teenage Girl's Suicide

Tony finds that taking pills will numb the feeling of his father abandoning him and the feeling of his friends passing away. Tony ends up killing the boyfriend and is sent to prison before he ends up at Aspen Springs. Conner grew up with his twin sister and was raised by their parents. Conner’s parents were very tough on him and he always felt pressured in not being good enough, Conner was very intelligent and on the outside people could not see the real hurt and struggle he was going through everyday. Conner thinks the only way to deal with his situations to kill himself. Conner attempts suicide in his family living room. This mother finds him and he was able to get help. Conner’s mother was ore worried about her high priced clothing and lavish life rather than her son and his mental health. Conner struggled with feeling excepted from women since his mom wasn’t too worried about him. At a young age he was molested by a baby sitter then when he was older he had a girlfriend who was his teacher twice his age. After Conner healed from his attempted suicide shot to the heart he was placed at Aspen Springs. Vanessa grew up as an “Army Brat”. Her dad was currently over seas serving in Afghanistan. While her, her mom, and

Finn drives Hayley home and Hayley’s dad sees Finn. He comes to the car with a splitting maul. He is drunk and yelling at Finn. On Saturday, Gracie goes to Hayley’s house asking to stay over. Hayley agrees to stay at Gracie's, so Gracie won’t be alone with her mom. While they were walking, Gracie tells Hayley that Tropher’s ex-girlfriend keeps calling. At Gracie’s house, they bake cookies and cinnamon scones. They watch a movie, when Mrs. Rappaport comes home. In the morning, Gracie and her mom go to church, while Hayley leaves then sneaks back into their house. She later leaves and goes back into her own house. She confronts her dad about before, and he says he doesn’t remember. On the bus Monday afternoon, Finn tells Hayley he likes her and she kisses him. Two days later, Hayley comes and her dad takes her for a surprise. He tells her, he worked that day painting a kitchen and a laundry room. After, they both play basketball and talk about Hayley’s struggle with math. Andy accidentally tripped backwards while playing. Finn and Hayley take a road trip for Finn’s college interview. Finn is miserable because he wants to go to a different college. Halloween approaches and Hayley talks to Ms. Benedetti about her past homeschooling. Later Gracie helps Hayley find a halloween costume. Hayley, Gracie and Gracie’s little brother are going trick-or-treating. Andy’s friend comes over for a

Mia has a bad car accident, she loose her family, Adam move to LA, now they are on opposite sides of the country.

His uncle Jason said some hurtful comments without even knowing it. But on the other hand Darrell is kind of inspiring to his one friend that he do have, Harold. Harold heard about the match and thought about joining the wrestling team. Harold was the only kid that Darrell knew that would understand what he goes through. Less than two months ago darrell was a scared and lonely kid who wanted to run back to Philadelphia. Now he’s on the wrestling team and preparing to talk to a girl at a Friday dance. But each Friday he had to pay Tyray, then he realized things were going to remain the same until he confronted Tyray and stop paying him, and he knew that if the money would stop Tyray friends would come after him and he had nowhere to hide. Later at the dance Darrell and Harold was hoping that Amberlynn and Cindy was there because they were the only reasons that they came to the dance. Darrell looked for Amberlynn but couldn’t find her so he got soda and realized that was the first time in weeks his mom gave him money and he used it instead of giving it to Tyray. A little later Darrell had seen Amberlynn with Jamee and walked over and Jamee left for some punch and both Darrell and Amberlynn apologized to one another about what happen in english class and as a slow song played he asked her to dance thinking she would laugh when all along she was wanting the same the whole time. He finally saw Rodney and thought to himself if

Caitlin wakes up to a sweet 16 birthday surprise of her sister Cassandra having left home to be with her boyfriend in New York. Caitlin’s determined parents are in search for their daughter Cass and seem to have pushed Caitlin aside. Caitlin tries to deal with her sister leaving home and joins the cheer squad at school and meets what we know as a “bad boy” named Rogerson. Rogerson is caught up in drugs and comes from an abusive family. Caitlin and Rogerson are caught up in a little romance due to her knowing his secret and spending a lot of time with one another. Caitlin is now living her social life as a rebellious teenager and gets caught up in smoking marijuana and is being abused by Rogerson who has pressured Caitlin into having a sexual

Sari is obsessed with her crush David Cole. However, he has a girlfriend and Sari wants him to choose between his girlfriend and her. Suddenly all of this crushes into pieces because Sari and Jess are at a party and Sari ditches Jess to go be with David and people are seeming to be suspicious what's going on between them two. So later on, Erica Trager the biggest drama queen of the school asks Jess what is going on between Sari and David and Jess ends up spilling the beans by telling her that they meet every Thursday after school alone and hangout, which David girlfriend Thea doesn't realize this. With this being told, the next day the whole school knows and everyone is talking about it and Sari comes up to Jess screaming and crying to her

An empty desk, an empty locker, an empty bedroom, and childless parents. Why would Hannah Baker take her own life? In 13 Reasons Why, by Jay Asher, a box of seven tapes was delivered to Clay Jensen’s house with the answers to that question. Thirteen recordings, one for each person’s story, including Clay’s. These thirteen individuals are those who she blames for making her life miserable and, in her opinion, not worth living. Throughout the novel, the reader uncovers the mystery of who Hannah Baker truly was. Although most view Hannah as the victim, she is actually the villain.

While at the mall, Mrs. Murphy and Carley head to lunch, but Carley has a quick change of attitude. At the restaurant Carley has a meltdown, and when asked what she wants she asks for her mother. Mrs. Murphy tries to talk to her, but it makes the situation even worse. One day after her meltdown, she overheard Mr. and Mrs. Murphy fighting about her. She realizes that Jack doesn’t want her and her drama. Her first day of school she meets Rueben her weird teacher, an annoying girl Toni, and the boy who saw her melt down at the restaurant.

One thing that made this book so huge is that it addresses things like bullying and suicide.Suicide is also the third most common cause of death among people in America aged 10 to 24.This novel written by Jay Asher has caused movements addressing these problems.I agree with how it does introduce these problems throughout the book.There are people who want to ban this book, but the book has created movements to stop bullying and suicide.Other books have addressed other problems (racism for example)and caused movements to stop bullying suicide and more etc..How is suicide addressed in Thirteen Reasons Why?

Hannah seems to have a perfect life. She has a perfect job, perfect boyfriend and perfect university grades. Planning her life away, Hannah is deliriously happy. That is, until two mysterious deaths plague her, throwing her life into chaos and despair and pain. Hannah’s world is turned upside down; everything she thought she knew is a lie.

For any teen who've had dark thoughts of their own, the aftermath of Hannah's decision and the conclusions Clay reaches hopefully will make them think again.The story is told from the point of view of Clay, Hannah's classmate and one of the people she addresses her tapes to. We listen to the tapes together with Clay who reminisces about Hannah and reacts to Hannah's revelations.Before I get more into the story here's some background one of the main characters Hannah.She was simply another teenage girl in highschool,but new to area.She made cassette tapes before she died explaining the 13 reasons that led her to kill herself, put them in a package and sent them to the 12 people that were involved.Now Clay is a goody-goody, according to Hannah

In the book, 13 Reasons Why, a girl name Hannah Baker mailed out tapes to a specific group of people. If you received these tapes you were not in a good position. If you didn’t listen to these tapes, you were not starting off right. Reason being is because you are one of the reasons Hannah committed suicide. Clay Jensen is one of the people who received the tapes.

At the beginning of the story, Clay does not notice how easily the small things can turn someone’s world upside down. He realizes it was a snowball effect of small things that led to one monumental event, Hannah’s suicide. He does not think twice about the rumors or the gossip. Clay is too blindsided by innumerable rumors floating around about Hannah to get to know her. He doesn’t consider the anguish and heartache Hannah might feel from these false accusations. At the end of the story, Clay realizes they were never true, but it is far too late to get to know his crush, Hannah, now. Later, Clay Jensen is more aware of the effects of his action, however miniscule they might be.

‘Thirteen Reasons Why’ is about a teenage suicide. However, that is not the point he is trying to make in his novel. The entire book addresses bullying and what can be the outcome of it, which is suicide. However, in this case the one that was being bullied also bullied the people back. All thirteen people who were on Hannah’s tapes bullied her and she then made the decision to end her life. She then bullied them back by haunting them with the tapes she made. Along with bullying and teen suicide there were a few more allegories Jay Asher put into his novel. Hannah numbered each tape with blue nail polish. “And there in your eyes, what was it? Sadness? Pain? You moved around me and tried pushing your hair away from your face. Your fingernails

Hanna Baker was a sophomore in high school in the novel Thirteen Reasons Why. She was a depressed character who goes through many tough situations throughout the book she has been through everything from being cyber bullied to being raped (sexually harassed). I think this can relate to many of us, the tough times part not the sexual harassment, many or in fact I’m sure all of us go through tough times at least once in our lives. After all these rough times, she records 13 tapes because to her that could be her solidity and her way of expressing how she feels, this sort of relates to me in a way because I know that when I feel the need to express how I feel I tend to write a lot. Her tapes are passed on to people that have hurt, disappointed and bullied her in one way or another and this links to her emotional instability. At the end of the novel, it shows how emotionally unstable she was because she ends up committing suicide. We all feel isolated at some stage in our life and that could either have a positive or negative effect; in Hannah’s case, sadly, it was negative. This novel has many good life lessons to learn from; firstly, don’t bully and be rude to anyone because you don’t know what is going on in their life in the dark and learn to accept people and yourself for who they are and don’t judge if you don’t know the reason behind the actions. I think if the other characters in the novel knew about these lessons Hannah would be alive. This goes back to one of my reasons why stories matter, “some help convey messages and teach life lessons.”, this novel also raises suicide