Teenager Clay Jensen return home from school one day to locate a puzzling box on his yard. Inside he finds thirteen tape tapes recorded by Hannah Baker, his expired colleague who executed herself two weeks sooner. On the tapes, Hannah unfurls a seriously passionate sound journal, itemizing why she chose to take her life. It shows up every individual who gets this bundle of old-style tapes is generally identified with why she murdered herself. Clay isn't the first to get the tapes, yet there is inferred detail about how he should pass the tapes on in the wake of hearing them. There has all the earmarks of being a request to dispersion of the tapes, with an extra duplicate held by a supervisor should the arrangement go amiss...