
The Divine Bovine
I want to hate this book. I want to hate Jay Asher for writing it. I want to hate myself for reading it. But I can't. This book is so beautifully written, and it will change how you see life. But seriously, put a trigger warning. This book is emotionally devastating, and I know lots of people who would get severe anxiety attacks from reading this. But this isn't a bad thing. This book is a black light, showing you how demons could be hiding behind your best friend's smile. This book will change you.
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Martina Dalton
Such a poignant and sad story giving insight to why a young person might choose to make the ultimate and tragic decision to end her life. I wouldn't recommend this for teens who have a history of depression, who've been raped, etc., as it might be a trigger for them. But I do think every parent should read this book. I also recommend watching the series on Netflix. Very powerful and well done.
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Dionna Jackson
I guess this book would be good for a teenager. As an adult, I questioned a lot of Hannah's decisions and the situations she put herself in. Some things were out of her control, but if you make bad choices, you will probably have bad consequences. Clay is a likeable character, but I couldn't really empathize with Hannah.
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