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SOURCE 9
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Source 9: " Courtney was like the Regiona George of the school because Hannah caught her telling guys at that party some dirty secrets that weren’t even true adding on to Hannah’s bad reputation." |
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Background Source 9: Justin Foley and the bragging, Alex Standall and the list, Jessica Davis and the betrayal, Tyler Down and the peeping, Courtney Crimsen and the fakeness, Marcus Cooley and the date, Zach Dempsey and the notes, Ryan Shaver and the poem, Clay Jensen.. you don't belong on here, Jessica Davis and the rape, Jenny Kurtz and the stop sign, Bryce Walker and the hot tub, Mr. Porter and the "get over it" |
Lessons Source 9: The book shows bullying from the point of view of the bullied and allows people to really see that words can hurt people |
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Lessons Source 9: Hannah writes poems and despite all the darkness going on in her head, writing brought some light. Ryan took that away from her. Lesson- do not let anyone take away something that makes you happy |
Lesson Source 9: Just because Clay never told Hannah she meant something to him, Hannah believed she would never be good enough. Lesson- you are always good enough because you are unlike anyone in the world. you are special |
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Lesson Source 9: Don't let things bottle up or pile ontop of one another. You may not be able to dig your way out of it. |
Lesson Source 9: "This book shows that even the little things count because in the end, everything adds up and hits you like a giant snowball rolling down a hill. " |
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Background Source 9: Hannah felt as if no one was trying to save her, so why should she try to save herself? |
Lesson Source 9: Everyone is worth saving, including yourself. Don't let yourself get to that kind of thinking. |
