Great great book, very much so recommend!

Such a good book. I've recommended it to lots of people.

I already bought the book, but it's really good. It's a legit book and I feel so bad for Val. Her mother, Stacy, everyone doesn't understand, but at least the doctor has some compassion for her.

As soon as I read the description to this book I knew I had to read it. After so many books about school shootings, we find one focusing on the story of one girl who was thrown into an ordeal she never could have prepared herself for.

The journey the author takes us on is astounding. I cried hardest during the scenes where i truly felt the loneliness Valerie endured- when her best friend, classmates and even her parents blamed her for something she never meant to occur.

In the end, one thing stands out to me most: love, unconditionally. Love without faltering. Take nothing for granted.

This is a wonderful book I will always cherish. If you're in doubt, go for it. You won't be disappointed.

I put this book down to eat, go to the bathroom, and sleep. Otherwise, I had to read. It's not a novel of suspense, the story just flows so well, and the characters' emotions as written are heartbreaking.

Really interesting, really makes you think.

When i read the summary i didnt expect it to be as great as it was. Jennifer brown did a great job of letting you connect with Valerie. I loved it so much it took me two days to read it

I knew the book was gonna be good when I read the summary, but it turned out to be better. I was hooked after the first page and couldn't stop. The plot is something very original and I loved it. The way Valerie unfolds is interesting to follow along with. There's nothing wrong with this book. I'm not even done with the book yet when I'm writing this review. Highly recommended for people looking for a life- changing book to read.

Hate List does a wonderful job exploring the complex emotions we all have about things, events and people. Valerie is an interesting and complex character. You love her, you hate her, you cry with her. As Jennifer Brown says, it was never a book about a school shooting. It's a book about human emotion, something we can all relate to.

This book was really touching and really allowed you to see deeper into the characters. In this book I didn't decide that I "like" this character and "dont like" that character. It allowed you to see the perspective of all the characters and see they were just another person. It was a really good book! I highly recommend it!

I read this is 3 days, couldn't stop reading! Cried a ton. Awesome book. Highly recommend

this book is so amazing and well written. Im so glad I found this book...

Valerie's story about the school year after her boyfriend went on a mass shooting tells how she is filled self loathing and guilt while surrounded by kids who think they know Valerie was part of the shooting spree. Her growth and emergence from self imposed isolation makes for a very interesting read.

This book is wicked good I read it during MCAS after I was done I wants able to put it down and I'm not one who likes to read but I love this book soooooo much

This book takes on the common emotion that is swept under the rug and smothers you--HATE. Then it sweeps you up to the reality that will free you--FORGIVENESS.

Jennifer Brown is able to open windows that everyone needs to see and breathe through. She helps you see the 'normal venting' that takes place on a daily basis but has its inherent dangers if it is used in the wrong places (wrong 'friend', social media, etc.).

Great book.

stunningly emotional. I recommend this to everyone!!

As a high school teacher, I found that this book sounded as though it was written by a seventeen year old. By that I mean that it did not sound like an adult trying to sound like a teenager, but it rang true as the language and thoughts that a teen would use and have. It was both devastatingly sad and hopeful at the same time. It presented teens who are bullied and those who do the bullying and show that both have a back story. Very insightful and real.

This book is very intriguing I loved it and if u do u should try nineteen minutes by Jodi piculti!!!!!!