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Th1rteen R3asons Why by Jay Asher is the kind of book that makes you want to write something profound, like an entire history of your life, full of all the little details that might push you off the edge, like Hannah Baker did. But you just can't. Either you can't find the words to say, or you don't have the experiences to back it up. You sit down to write and nothing comes out of it. Even if it isn't some 'anthology of my life' you just can't write anything.
It's the kind of book that makes you want to take a hot shower and just stand there under the water until the hot water runs out and your teeth start chattering. You just don't know what to do with yourself. There's nothing to do. You just think back on the book. And there isn't even any thoughts about it. The book just lies there in the back of your mind, but nothing's at the front of your mind, so it can't really be at the back. It just takes up space. The story, the people, the reasons.
It's the kind of book that makes us wonder if what we feel in our day-to-day lives is even worth it. Like nothing can compare to the hurt, betrayal, and anger that Hannah felt, or the complete shock and urge to vomit that those on her list had most undoubtedly experienced. To put it simply, the book makes you feel small.
It's the kind of story that you don't want to read, but you do it anyway, because the curiosity eats away at you until you finally just put the book down after reading the last line and realize that it's half past four in the morning and you need to be up in an hour.
It's the kind of thing that makes you want to read the end first and then progress to the beginning.
It's the kind of story that makes you appreciate all the things you have and all of the feelings that are inside you that won't make you pop under the pressure. It makes you feel grateful for the people you have in your life that you know will be there no matter where you are or what situation you're in.
It's the kind of story that makes me appreciate that I'm alive.
And I haven't even finished it yet.
It's the kind of book that makes you want to take a hot shower and just stand there under the water until the hot water runs out and your teeth start chattering. You just don't know what to do with yourself. There's nothing to do. You just think back on the book. And there isn't even any thoughts about it. The book just lies there in the back of your mind, but nothing's at the front of your mind, so it can't really be at the back. It just takes up space. The story, the people, the reasons.
It's the kind of book that makes us wonder if what we feel in our day-to-day lives is even worth it. Like nothing can compare to the hurt, betrayal, and anger that Hannah felt, or the complete shock and urge to vomit that those on her list had most undoubtedly experienced. To put it simply, the book makes you feel small.
It's the kind of story that you don't want to read, but you do it anyway, because the curiosity eats away at you until you finally just put the book down after reading the last line and realize that it's half past four in the morning and you need to be up in an hour.
It's the kind of thing that makes you want to read the end first and then progress to the beginning.
It's the kind of story that makes you appreciate all the things you have and all of the feelings that are inside you that won't make you pop under the pressure. It makes you feel grateful for the people you have in your life that you know will be there no matter where you are or what situation you're in.
It's the kind of story that makes me appreciate that I'm alive.
And I haven't even finished it yet.
Literature
Hannah Baker
I heard the reasons you left today
I felt the pain that made you go away
I cried the tears that you couldn't find
I walked the trail that you left behind.
A heart, once beating
Lies buried, still in the earth
breath, worth breathing
stopped short, ignoring the birth.
A life taken with one simple misfortune.
A tragedy of fiction
to real to imagine.
I followed the clues that you left for someone to find.
I acknowledged the truth that ended your life
I fought myself to get to you.
But you lost before you fought.
A battle won and lost
an ending a new start.
A heart, once beating
Lies buried, still in the earth
breath, worth b
Literature
Unwind
Come in, come in this is a wonderful place.
Of sports and food better then home made.
With things to do all day long!
Until the day your operation begins.
What?
You didn't know?
Oh I'm so sorry.
It'll be alright.
It's not dying silly.
It's merely a Divided State.
You'll be saving lives too as you do it. Won't that be fun!?
It doesn't hurt!
Just lie here put the super special buckles around you to keep you nice and safe!
Then insert the catheters in the jugular and cartroid artery and vein.
It'll hurt for maybe a second two I promise!
After that you won't feel anything at all!
Oh look the surgeons are here. Smile your center 's
Literature
Paranoia
Paranoia
Everywhere I turn,
People waiting there,
Ready to kill,
Their faces filled with hate.
Maliscious voices call
To me, in the dark,
Piercing eyes watch me
As I sleep.
I'm never alone,
They're always here,
Watching, waiting,
Listening, scheming...
I can't escape them,
They're suffocating me
With their dark lies.
I need to get out.
Everyone's against me,
There's no one i can trust,
I'm my own worst enemy,
And yet the only person who can help me...
... is me
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This was going to be a journal, but I decided against it, I want it to be more of a permanent fixture. Nobody ever reads previous journal entires...except me when I'm bored.
Anyway, I highly reccommend Th1rteen R3asons Why, and as stated, I haven't even finished it yet. I kind of wonder what it's going to be like after finish it, but we'll save that for another time...maybe I'll do a follow up or something.
Everything in this deviation-journal-type thing is true. And quite honestly, I've put the book down for an hour because it made me feel sick to my stomach, and the only thing I can pump out word-wise, was this. Peter Pan did the same thing.
So feel free to leave comments, I did think this was rather poetic, so critiques and things are always welcome. ^-^
The last few paragraphs are dedicated to , , and all the others who help me through my life when I can't see the light at the end of the tunnel. Much love and thank you!
Anyway, I highly reccommend Th1rteen R3asons Why, and as stated, I haven't even finished it yet. I kind of wonder what it's going to be like after finish it, but we'll save that for another time...maybe I'll do a follow up or something.
Everything in this deviation-journal-type thing is true. And quite honestly, I've put the book down for an hour because it made me feel sick to my stomach, and the only thing I can pump out word-wise, was this. Peter Pan did the same thing.
So feel free to leave comments, I did think this was rather poetic, so critiques and things are always welcome. ^-^
The last few paragraphs are dedicated to , , and all the others who help me through my life when I can't see the light at the end of the tunnel. Much love and thank you!
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This is exactly how I felt after reading it. Except for the staying up part (parents make me go to bed early / I loved the book so much and I am still thinking about it. I haven't been able to start another book yet without thinking back to how it relates to 13RW. Did you know they're making a movie of it? Selena Gomez is cast as Hannah.