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Alaska young would always ask that question,
and once she died people started to put
everything together that she had said including
this and realized that she kinda did want to die. |
I chose Looking for Alaska because John Green wrote this book and he also
wrote The Fault in Our Stars, which I absolutely loved and could hardly put it
down. I was hoping I would feel the same way by reading Looking for Alaska, to
my surprise I was. I kept wondering what was going to happen next, mainly to
Alaska. John Green has this way of pulling you into the story and I have only
felt that way with one other author, Nicholas Sparks. I defiantly want to read
more books by John Green because he makes them about life and all the ups and
downs in life instead of a fantasy. Don't get me wrong I love a perfect story
but sometimes it's good to change it up a little bit. I didn't find any
personal connection between myself and the novel but that is because I don't
break the rules like the teens in the book do. They would party, drink, smoke
and play pranks which I would never in a million years think to do. The only
connection is that I am in high school just like they are. I think anyone who
likes nonfiction books would like this book because it's something that could
possibly happen in real life. I think girls would like this more than guys
because there is some slight romance in it. This book also has some mystery if
you like mysteries you will like this, even though I don't like so mysteries I
still really liked this book.
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