What was the theme of Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher?

Answer 1

All of the reasons are all people. You'll have to read the book to understand why each one pertains to her suicide, 13 people, 13 reasons why [she killed herself]

Happy reading!

Answer 2

The theme of "Thirteen Reasons Why" revolves around the impact of bullying, social pressure, mental health issues, and the consequences of our actions on others. The novel delves into how small incidents can accumulate and have significant effects on an individual's well-being.

Answer 3

a teen age girl who kills her self and makes tapes and sends them to people... and then one guy who loved her, gets them and its his life, and hers

thats not all but i cant come up with any more

Answer 4

The theme or underlying message is that we are all responsible for our actions. Hannah Baker doesn't deny that she made the choice of taking her own life but she also points out that someone else's actions affected her.

In the book it says ""No one knows for certain how much impact they have on the lives of other people. Oftentimes, we have no clue. Yet we push it just the same."

Answer 5

1) it takes you thought life

2) it tells you, that you have much to life for

3) you have many people who love you and you don't know it

4) suicide is not the answer

5) its very good and i love it so i think you should read it

theres alot more reasons why to :)

Answer 6

To understand that you could be hurting a person without knowing it.

Answer 7

The authorial purpose of Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher is to entertain the reader. It tells an exciting story for the reader's enjoyment.

Answer 8

Suicide isn't what kills you, the reasons why does.

Answer 9

The Main Conflict In THirteen Reasons why is that hannah commited suicide because of bullying and confusion and another conflict is that hannah was clays love who is now dead...

Answer 10

It is rare in its position as a young adult novel addressing suicide in a very open and honest way.