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Simon Compagnet snorkone — First i was actually surprised when i heard the title of the book i,e WHO MOVED MY CHEESE?. Then when i started studying the book i was really amazed the author has thought us a good lesson very easily. that too in a playful manner. All the four characters were very interesting. From this lesson i have learnt that not to postpone any things and to do that then and there. Thanks to the author.(and my coach too :-) )

Garret Hernandez garrethernandez — "You don’t know what goes on in anyone’s life but your own. And when you mess with one part of a person’s life, you’re not messing with just that part. Unfortunately, you can’t be that precise and selective. When you mess with one part of a person’s life, you’re messing with their entire life. Everything. . . affects everything."Thirteen Reasons Why is a good, interesting, suspenseful book. The plot is interesting. If you think one thing, it might change in the next few chapters. It talks about real life situations, some people go through. The characters are very interesting. They all have different problems and all connect in an odd way. Clay is a normal teenager, who is trying to get over the suicide of his crush Hannah. One day when he came home he found a package on his step. It was from Hannah. Inside were cassette tapes along with a list. A list of people who at one point crossed Hannah’s path. But, Clay had no idea how they got there if Hannah was dead. As he listens to them he finds a lot of things out. How peoples little actions affect people in ways we don't see. How when all these things add up, some people just can't handle it. Some books are very realistic in different ways. Thirteen Reasons Why, has situations in it that teenagers go through. Rumors never stop. People hear one thing but say another not realizing who they hurt. They have to deal with going to a new school at some point. Making new friends, seeming different and weird to different groups of people. Friends backstabbing you and feeling like you don't have any left. There are a lot of characters in this book, I couldn't name them all. They are all important at one point in the book. But, the most important ones are Clay and Hannah. Clay is a normal boy. He doesn't feel as though he did anything wrong until he gets a box of cassette tapes. Each tape has Hannah's voice. She explains why each person is on the list. The reason why she killed herself. Both Clay and Hannah narrate the book, Hannah when Clay is listening to the tapes. Clay every other time. Clay is confused by why he is on the tape. He doesn't remember doing anything to Hannah, only talking to her once at a party. Thirteen Reasons Why is a good book. The plot is very good. It is suspenseful, leaving you on your seat at the end of chapters. It talks about real life situation. Death, rumors, and friendships. The characters are also very interesting. There are many in the book. But, you soon find out why they are there.

Nodira Turadjanova tnorarfb4e — This one is, as the kids say. where things "get real". It's almost like the series is divided into two parts - the first three books introduce the world of Hogwarts and Wizardry, setting up everything in the universe for the last 4 books. The last three books deal with the fight against Voldemort, and this book is the bridge between the two parts of the story. The end of the book is still a major page-turner, even after several rereads. (June 2007) I love all the books, but this is the first one that gets a little more complex, a little darker, and a little more suspenseful. I just finished it last night and I couldn't put it down once I got into the last 50 pages, even though I knew exactly what was going to happen.

David Salazar sanitariorec — Some may find this depressing, but I found it raw and beautiful, and I loved being surprised by the open sexuality and the issues of women's roles in society. This book was published at the turn of the century (1899), so these are topics that would have been rather radical during its time (which is probably why it wasn't very popular when it was first published). I recommend it.