The dual narrative in the story Thirteen Reasons Why really enhances this novel. Without the dual narrative I felt the author may have had a hard time drawing readers in. This story and the way it is written makes it possible to read Hannah’s perspective as well as an outsider’s perspective. This really helps you understand the characters a little better and how they affect others. I really enjoyed the way the author Jay Asher wrote this novel.
With Jay Asher’s novel you are lucky enough to read two aspects of one story. Many times throughout this story you get to hear from clay and what he has experienced with Hannah. “I remember everything that happened next. I remember it perfectly. But how does she remember it?” (212) Clay also made it
With Jay Asher’s novel you are lucky enough to read two aspects of one story. Many times throughout this story you get to hear from clay and what he has experienced with Hannah. “I remember everything that happened next. I remember it perfectly. But how does she remember it?” (212) Clay also made it