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Initially I found this book's main two characters a bit similar to John's first book Looking for Alaska. But this book is just not about Quentin's obsession of finding Margo Roth Speigelman when she runs away. Sure that's the main plot but as John's books go, it's much much more deeper than that.
The thing that I love most about John Green's books is that they talk about so many philosophical aspects of life. This one is no different. This book is divided into three parts. "The Strings", "The Gra ...more
The thing that I love most about John Green's books is that they talk about so many philosophical aspects of life. This one is no different. This book is divided into three parts. "The Strings", "The Gra ...more
"The town was paper, but the memories were not." ♡
Paper Towns was incontestably marvelous. Gosh I'm at a loss of words. How can 305 pages change your entire life. How?! *sits there staring into space reevaluating her life* Hands down, John Green. :') ...more
Paper Towns was incontestably marvelous. Gosh I'm at a loss of words. How can 305 pages change your entire life. How?! *sits there staring into space reevaluating her life* Hands down, John Green. :') ...more
I am not really sure how I felt about this book. This was one of those books that after reading it you just had nothing to think or say about it. I felt like the plot was way too similar to Looking for Alaska and An Abundance of Katharine's. It just didn't do it for me.
Most of the book was spent trying to figure out the clues that Margo left behind. Which in fact there was not much to even figure out? It was just kind of moping around about a poem for 100 pages. I don't know. The middle of the b ...more
Most of the book was spent trying to figure out the clues that Margo left behind. Which in fact there was not much to even figure out? It was just kind of moping around about a poem for 100 pages. I don't know. The middle of the b ...more
Que John Green tiene la capacidad de hacer que el lector reflexione sobre temas a los que a veces no se les da importancia, eso nadie lo duda!! Este libro no es la excepción.
Es una historia que habla de las apariencias... de las personas, de los lugares, de nosotros mismos, de lo que somos y lo que queremos ser. Tiene muy buena reflexiones!!
Me gustó Quentin y sus amigos tratando de descifrar el misterio que es Margo Roth Spiegelman pero a la vez descubriéndose a sí mismo y a ellos mismos a trav ...more
I normally struggle reading male POV, but Quentin is very sweet throughout the book and as John Green is a fabulous writer I didn't really bat an eyelid. The story follows Q as Margo, his childhood crush pulls him out of bed one night to go on some crazy antics. Margo disappears the next day much to the dismay of Q - I felt sorry for him at this point. Q is determined to find Margo before something bad possibly happens. That's a basic Daisyfied summary..
I enjoyed the book, I really did. I just ...more
I enjoyed the book, I really did. I just ...more
Another great read from John Green. I believed that the writer was a teenage boy. The jokes and ideas seemed very realistic. I liked the concept, it was quite original. looking forward to his other books.
That's finally over.
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Oct 13, 2010
Donna
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