"Thirteen Reasons Why" is a story that deals with the issue of youth suicide in a very human and sensitive way. We live in a society in which physical illnesses are diagnosed and treated very easily, there are treatments and remedy for almost everything, but when the problem is emotional, as in the case of Hannah, who went through so many traumatic situations, she was isolated from the others, Objectified, physically and psychologically injured there is no quick diagnosis, while she suffers no one realizes, there is no remedy at any pharmacy. Whether it is the hormonal changes that the body undergoes and social pressure as well as the need to be accepted and loved, student life is cruel and many young people suffer it and so it is not uncommon to hear stories like Hanna. Is an essential series for all parents, teachers and young people.

More than an interesting story, that catches you, hurts you, makes you want the good of the sweet, beautiful, funny and intelligent Hannah and suffer with it, "Thirteen Reasons Why" is well constructed and does not fall on the cliché to create good or bad characters, all Are good and bad too, each of the characters who contributed to Hannah's suicide also have their traumas and their motivations, it enriches the story and makes it even more real, it gives us the feeling that Hanna's story is not fictional , Is real and that we too are responsible for her death as well.