Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

Britt's take

The kind of book that stays with you for a decade without you being able to fully explain why. Clay listens to Hannah's tapes — she recorded thirteen reasons why she ended her life, and he's one of them. He doesn't know why yet. What follows is sad and angry and beautiful all at once, and it will make you feel all of those things whether you're ready to or not.