Rachel Baack
Summary: The novel centers on the post-mortem narrative that Hannah Baker has recorded for a select group of acquaintances to hear. Although Hannah’s story only surfaces after her death, the recordings retrospectively demonstrate the ways in which Hannah, over the course of a few years, developed from a relatively happy young girl to someone who committed suicide. The book is told through the eyes of Clay Jensen, one of the people for whom Hannah left a tape.
Summary: The novel centers on the post-mortem narrative that Hannah Baker has recorded for a select group of acquaintances to hear. Although Hannah’s story only surfaces after her death, the recordings retrospectively demonstrate the ways in which Hannah, over the course of a few years, developed from a relatively happy young girl to someone who committed suicide. The book is told through the eyes of Clay Jensen, one of the people for whom Hannah left a tape.