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SOURCE 8 |
Overall Reception Source 8: "The characters are teens like us, dealing with problems while learning from mistakes and trying to fix them." |
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Lessons Source 8: Since Clay learns speaking up is important and that every action can effect someone else, the reader also learns the same life lessons. |
Lessons Source 8: the book allows the reader to see the effects people can have on other people's lives |
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Unfavorable Source 8: depressing because it's a suicide |
Lessons Source 8: It emphasizes the importance of speaking up and not hiding away. When someone starts to fade away, they need help to pull their life back together, or they could become too unhappy and lose the desire to live, like Hannah. |
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Success Source 8: Although the story is nostalgic or vulgar, the book is really beneficial to teen readers. |
Lessons/Success Source 8: it's an eye opener and makes you really think |
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Lessons Source 8: serious problems like rape, sexual abuse, stalking, bullying, peer pressure etc |
Lessons Source 8: "This book made me think about a time when I felt depressed....Now, when I see someone having a tough day, I ask them about it. I try to get them to smile, just to make sure they don’t get stuck on a problem to the point that it becomes a reason for them to withdraw. Also, to make sure they know that they matter, and have a place in the community." |
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Lessons Source 8: "I think that it is really important for teens to read books like Thirteen Reasons Why, and to realize that our actions really can and do make a difference." |
Lessons Source 8: because we follow clay through the book, when he learns a lesson so do we |
