Thirteen Reasons Why

The narrative is intense and eye-opening, but I wondered if it might oversimplify some aspects of depression and suicide. How did others interpret its impact on mental health awareness?

Using the tapes as a device added a personal and haunting touch, but I'm curious whether this choice was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.

A few responses and interactions felt a little exaggerated or inconsistent, which took me out of the story at times. Did others feel the same, or is that just me?