Something for every teen and their parents

The show is based on Jay Asher's 2007 best-selling novel of the same name, which won the New York Times Best Selling Award. Facing the dark side of high school life, desire and jealousy, school violence, self-mutilation and suicide, sexual assault and indifference of the environment, the author describes the pain caused by a suicide incident in every detail, which is lamentable and empathetic.
The story tells the story of a teenager Clay who received a shoebox one night containing a tape of Hannah, a suicidal, deceased female classmate. There are instructions on the tapes to pass the tapes from one student to another, a total of 12 classmates, with 13 reasons to explain what role these people played in her suicide and why she committed suicide. The plot is intertwined, and it is impossible to stop.
The protagonist of the story, Hannah, is just an ordinary high school girl, but the injuries and struggles she experienced are actually the mood and portrayal of many adolescent boys and girls, so they will deeply touch the hearts of every audience. Perhaps, you were once as lonely and helpless as Hannah. This novel has set off a topic on campus and in the cultural and educational circles, and moved countless teachers, students and parents. Thought-provoking and thought-provoking.

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