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Paper towns is a novel that was written by John Green, this book was influenced by teenagers my age and up to live life to the fullest no matter the circumstances. When the main character, Quentin Jacobsen has spent almost a lifetime of loving the adventurous Margo Roth Spiegelman from afar, he then comes to learn more about her. Quentin's friends notice a change in his behavior and began to wonder what is going on with their friend, come to find out that he has been hanging out with his lifetime crush, Margo. A night of discovering the cheating of her boyfriend and the backstabbing best friend being the victim, she then goes on a hunt for revenge and includes Quentin in on the surprise. This night became so magical for Quentin, but the next day Margo is no where to be found. This triggers him to want to find her, this also makes him want to explore and find his love of his life which he includes his friends in also. How the story ends is something that you will have to find out as a reader.

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What's there to like/dislike? Any connections?

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What's there to like/dislike? Any connections?

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There are many things to like and love about this book, Quentin and his change in being more free and open being one of them. In the beginning of the book, Quentin was not the type to fit in, nor was he noticed by many other than his friends until he was finally noticed by his lifetime crush. One thing i disliked was Margo, who at first seemed unbearable and predictable and seemed like a smug. Therefore she was not the type of character that I would call my favorite, at first, but then she opens up to Quentin and I began to learn more about her. I connected more with

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The book cover doesn't seem to match the name of the actual book but it does match the moral of the story. The cover representing the moral meaning that there's a set destination for life by which Margo tries to make a set destination and Quentin wants to find it. "Paper Towns", being the name of the book meaning the destination is full of perfect people, which Margo want's to be perfect and free.

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“It is easy to forget how full the world is of people, full to bursting, and each of them imaginable and consistently misimagined.” (page 257.JG)

This quote meaning that sometimes it is forgotten how big the world is and how there are some people like you. "Each of them imaginable," meaning that everyone is different and full of different thoughts and ideas. Everyone in the world  are unique in their own little ways, meaning that no one is the same but it is often that people try to be others in ways. This also meaning that not everything is what it seems to be, when Margo says "...and consistently misimagined," she means that people are quick to judge books by their covers, so when people are to actually open the book, everything is not what they thought it was to be.

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“I'm not saying that everything is survivable. Just that everything except the last thing is.” (page 301.JG)

This quote was said by Quentin, this quote sticks out the most to me because he is talking about how not everything is bearable to live through. There was not much that was said in this quote but the first sentence itself already says a lot.

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“As long as we don't die, this is gonna be one hell of a story.” (page 278.JG)

My impressions of this quote makes me think that the people that are going on a road trip in this care are all daredevils when this is not really the case. This quote is one of the life lessons that is shown in the book, which is to live life to the fullest. This quote was said by the character in the book, Radar, who is one of Quentin's best friends that believes that death is the only thing that can stop him.

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Do you recommend this to anyone? If so, to what types of users?

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Do you recommend this to anyone? If so, to what types of users?

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I highly recommend this book to teenagers, especially teenagers my age which is 15, 16  and up because this book is all about life experiences and making every moment count. In regards to all the drama and bad things that may have happened in the book, those bad things are more than likely relatable to some. This book shows a lot of young users how to be a teenager and how high school is where you're going to meet a lot of your great friends. This book has even showed me and made me want to go on a road trip just because it sounded like so much fun and because it had a meaning behind it, the characters had no fear and they just wanted to be free. This book is also an easy read for people my age and believe it or not, it is quite interesting and gets exciting as you read because all there is to think about is the ending of the book.

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As you can listen to the lyrics and actually see them you could see that this somewhat relates to Quentin and a little bit of Margo due to the fact that they say in the song "sentimental..driving around" because Quentin is driving around looking for Margo. This song seems like it would flow with the story very well because it talks about feelings that a guy seems to have for a girl.

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Unsentimental Driving around Sure of myself Sure of it now You stand this close to me Like the future was supposed to be In the aisles of the grocery In the blocks uptown I remember Remember well But if I'd forgotten Could you tell?