Nineteen Reasons Why By Jay Asher

happening every second, but no ordinary person ever thinks of these situations on a daily basis. But one man, Jay Asher, stepped in and decided to write about suicide in a more entertaining and relatable form. Thirteen Reasons Why, written by Jay Asher, is a novel about a teenager that leaves tapes behind with recordings of her own voice that explains why she took her own life. Jay Asher dropped out of college to pursue a writing career, he had a total of eleven manuscripts submitted to publishers

The novel, 'Thirteen Reasons Why, ' by Jay Asher explores every nitty-gritty topic that the children of today are sheltered from. Those of which include suicide, sex, rape, underage drinking, drugs- you name it. If the topic 's uncomfortable and shoved deep into the recesses of the media, you can guarantee this book covers it. Now, whether this is a just cause for the prohibition of the novel, is debatable. In my opinion, banning this novel should be a crime, censoring this text is unrealistic,

relevance to each other, they must share the same message and cover the same topics. The two books Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher and Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kayson are somewhat connected, but it may not be enough for them to be paired together. The main characters in these two novels are along the lines of complete opposites. Clay Jensen, the main character of Thirteen Reasons Why, is a caucasian male whom is still in high school sometime during the two thousands. On the other hand, we have