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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Thirteen Reasons Why about Clay, Hannah, Jensen with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: Clay Jensen returns home from school one day to find a mysterious box, with his name on it, lying on the porch. Inside he discovers 13 cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker - his classmate - who committed suicide two weeks earlier. On tape, Hannah explains that there are thirteen reasons why she did what she did - and Clay is one of them. If he listens, he'll find out how he made the list - and it'll change Clay's life forever.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: If he listens, he'll find out how he made the list - and it'll change Clay's life forever.. On tape, Hannah explains that there are thirteen reasons why she did what she did - and Clay is one of them. Inside he discovers 13 cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker - his classmate - who committed suicide two weeks earlier.Clay Jensen returns home from school one day to find a mysterious box, with his name on it, lying on the porch
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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book titled Thirteen Reasons Why about Clay, Hannah, Jensen with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: Thirteen Reasons Why: Clay Jensen, a shy high school student, returns home from school one day to find that he has received a mysterious package in the mail.\nIt contains thirteen cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker, a classmate who recently committed suicide.\nThe tapes were sent to various other people before arriving at Clay\'s door.\nThe first person to receive the tapes was Justin.\nThey kissed once, after she developed a crush on him.\nHowever, Justin told his friends that they did more than just kiss, which earned Hannah the reputation of a slut at school.\nThe second person to receive them was Alex.\nAlex violated their friendship when he published a "hot or not" list comparing the girls in their class.\nHe awarded Hannah the title of Best Ass, which only reinforced her reputation as a slut.\nHe also awarded his ex-girlfriend Jessica the title of Worst Ass, in revenge for her breaking up with him.\nThe third person was Jessica.\nAfter being compared to Hannah on the "hot or not" list, Jessica slapped Hannah and ended their friendship.\nThe slap left a scar on Hannah\'s forehead.\nThe fourth person was Tyler, a classmate who worked as a photographer for the yearbook.\nAfter suspecting that Tyler was taking pictures of her through her bedroom window, Hannah enlisted their classmate Courtney to help her catch Tyler in the act.\nThe fifth person was Courtney, who spreads a rumor regarding the sexual massages they gave each other in Hannah\'s bedroom, which further reinforces Hannah\'s slut reputation.\nThe sixth person was Marcus, who believed the rumors about Hannah and tried to take advantage of her as a result.\nThe seventh person was Zach, who tried to comfort Hannah after Marcus ditches her, though he was acting on a dare.\nAfter Hannah does not respond, he takes notes of encouragement from her as revenge.\nThe eighth person is Ryan.\nAfter gaining her trust, Ryan stole a poem written by Hannah in which she detailed her personal problems.\nHe published the poem anonymously in the school newspaper, but some of their classmates realized Hannah wrote it and mocked her.\nHannah blamed Ryan for making her feel like even her thoughts are not safe from scrutiny.\nThe ninth person to receive the tapes was Clay.\nHannah apologizes for including Clay, as he did not make her suicidal like the rest.\nShe admits that Clay was the nicest person she ever met and that she wishes they had had more time to get to know each other.\nClay, while at a party, connected with Hannah and later made out with her.\nHannah, after being reminded of Justin while kissing Clay, asks Clay to leave the room.\nClay does, and afterward she cries.\nWhile listening to the tapes, Clay walks around town and visits the various places mentioned by Hannah.\nThe tenth tape is Justin.\nAfter Clay leaves, Hannah hides the closet and witnesses a unnamed classmate being raped.\nJustin knew about the rape and let it happenThe eleventh tape will be Jenny, a cheerleader who offered Hannah a ride home from the house party.\nShe hit a stop sign while driving and did not tell the police, leading to a car accident which killed one of their classmates.\nThe twelfth person should be Bryce, who sexually assaulted Hannah.\nThe thirteenth will be mr Porter, the school counselor.\nHannah secretly recorded a conversation they had, in which she expressed a desire to kill herself.\nOverwhelmed, mr Porter simply told Hannah that if she was unwilling to press charges against Bryce, she should just try to move on.\nClay returns to school and runs into his classmate Skye, whom he has suspected of being suicidal.\nThe novel ends with Clay reaching out to Skye.
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conversations.value: What is the first five paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Thirteen Reasons Why
  I rub two fingers, hard, over my left eyebrow. The throbbing has become intense. "It doesn't matter," I say.
  The clerk takes the package. The same shoebox that sat on my porch less than twenty-four hours ago; rewrapped in a brown paper bag, sealed with clear packing tape, exactly as I had received it. But now addressed with a new name. The next name on Hannah Baker's list.
  I set my cup of gas-station coffee on the counter and glance at the screen. I pull a few bills from my wallet, dig some coins out of my pocket, and place my money on the counter.
  I hand over the extra dollar, then rub the sleep from my eyes. The coffee's lukewarm when I take a sip, making it harder to gulp down. But I need to wake up somehow.
  Or maybe not. Maybe it's best to get through the day half-asleep. Maybe that's the only way to get through today.
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conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Like the night Bryce Walker came. He arrived with his girlfriend-of-the-moment and wanted me to charge her the under-twelve rate.
  I didn't know her. She might've been a student from another school. One thing was clear, she didn't seem to think it was funny. She placed her purse on the counter. "I'll pay for my own ticket, then."
  About halfway through the movie, while I sold tickets for the next show, that girl came tearing out of the theater holding her wrist. Maybe crying. And Bryce was nowhere to be seen.
  I kept watching the lobby, waiting for him to show. But he never did. He stayed behind to finish watching the movie he had paid for.
  But when the movie was over, he leaned against the concession counter, talking Hannah's ear off as everyone else left. And he stayed there while the new people came in. Hannah filled drink orders, handed out candy, gave back change, and laughed at Bryce. Laughed at whatever he said.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Laughed at whatever he said. He arrived with his girlfriend-of-the-moment and wanted me to charge her the under-twelve rate.
  I didn't know her. She might've been a student from another school. One thing was clear, she didn't seem to think it was funny. She placed her purse on the counter. "I'll pay for my own ticket, then."
  About halfway through the movie, while I sold tickets for the next show, that girl came tearing out of the theater holding her wrist. Maybe crying. And Bryce was nowhere to be seen.
  I kept watching the lobby, waiting for him to show. But he never did. He stayed behind to finish watching the movie he had paid for.
  But when the movie was over, he leaned against the concession counter, talking Hannah's ear off as everyone else left. And he stayed there while the new people came in. Hannah filled drink orders, handed out candy, gave back change, and laughed at Bryce.Like the night Bryce Walker came.
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conversations.value: What is the last four paragraphs?
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conversations.value: My bedroom window is open and I hear Josh skating up the street and into his driveway. Without thinking, I bolt down the stairs and burst out the front door.
  I squint my eyes into the bright sun. Feeling unsteady, I clutch the railing on the front porch and scream, "Josh!"
  I suddenly don't want to say it out loud. Josh stares at me from his driveway, waiting for me to continue.
  Josh blinks and looks down at the ground. It's been a long time since he's been inside my house, much less my bedroom.
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conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
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conversations.value: Without thinking, I bolt down the stairs and burst out the front door.
  I squint my eyes into the bright sun. Feeling unsteady, I clutch the railing on the front porch and scream, "Josh!"
  I suddenly don't want to say it out loud. Josh stares at me from his driveway, waiting for me to continue.
  Josh blinks and looks down at the ground. It's been a long time since he's been inside my house, much less my bedroom.
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conversations.value: What is the first three paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Thirteen Reasons Why
  Before Hannah Baker, high school junior, swallowed a handful of pills, she recorded her voice onto seven audiotapes. She packed them in a shoebox and mailed them to Justin, the first boy who kissed her. Then, she returned home to kill herself.
  Two weeks later, when Clay Jensen opens the package with no return address, he has no idea what's on the tapes. Which is kind of exciting... until he presses play. Out comes the voice of Hannah Baker. She tells a seemingly random story about the first boy she kissed and the betrayal felt when he told his friends.
  Thirteen stories about thirteen people in her life—but that's not all. Before mailing the tapes, Hannah marked thirteen city maps with red stars and delivered them to each person mentioned on the tapes; each star corresponds with places referenced on the tapes. As the stories unfold, Clay visits the stars to better understand Hannah's story... and to better understand his role in it.
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conversations.value: What is another paragraph?
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conversations.value: When Hannah recorded her tapes, where was she? In her bedroom? Did her parents ever ask what she was doing? Did she say it was a school project? Or did she record in the garage so no one could hear... so no one could help?
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conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs? End with the sentence ' To push back what Hannah does when the tapes are over.'.
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conversations.value: Thirteen stories about thirteen people in her life—but that's not all. Before mailing the tapes, Hannah marked thirteen city maps with red stars and delivered them to each person mentioned on the tapes; each star corresponds with places referenced on the tapes. As the stories unfold, Clay visits the stars to better understand Hannah's story... and to better understand his role in it.
  When Hannah recorded her tapes, where was she? In her bedroom? Did her parents ever ask what she was doing? Did she say it was a school project? Or did she record in the garage so no one could hear... so no one could help?
  Hannah Baker and my mom could have been friends. From the stories my mom told, she and Hannah could have been best friends.
  I stare, hypnotized, at the spindles. By watching them turn, I watch Hannah speak. But they turn so slow compared to the sound of her voice.
  I'd like them to slow even more. To push back the inevitable. To push back what Hannah does when the tapes are over.