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I Think You Have to Read This Book | Paper Towns by John Green

John Green's Paper Towns is awesome! I know there's been a loot of people criticizing this book on the internet and saying that it's similar to Looking for Alaska but for me it actually is awesome. This book tells a story about a guy named Quentin Jacobsen who was childhood friends with a girl named Margo Roth Spiegelman. One day Margo mysteriously vanished from the face of the Earth but she left what might seem to be clues for Q. So then Q decided to chase her and find out who Margo really was.

For me, the good part about this book is that it has touches of mystery solving stuff goin' on and I like mystery solving clues kinda stuff. And another thing is that it's filled with philosophy and metaphor kinda stuff. I mean honestly I didn't anticipate this but I also like metaphor philosophy stuff so hell yeaa.
One of the downsides that I felt is at the beginning, when you don't really know what's goin' on you get kinda confused and a little bored (maybe that's just me but I'm being honest here. But when you finally get the rhythm of the story then you just can't stop reading (maybe that's just me but that really happened).

Anyway I really recommend you to read this book. And besides, the movie comes up in June or July or something so you know, you might wanna feel that amazing sensation of reading the actual book before you get to watch the film. Again I've heard some people say that they're disappointed after reading this book but really I guess it just goes down to your taste and what kind of person you are and your perspective and those kinda stuff because to me, again, it actually is awesome.

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