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John Green was born  in Indianapolis, Indiana .
He grew up in Orlando, Florida before attending Indian Springs School and then Kenyon College.

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He met his wife Sarh Urist

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He graduated from Kenyon College
He studied English and Religious studies

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He spent several months working with hospitalized children as a student chaplain in Chicago. It was during this time that he decided to become a writer; he later published The Fault in Our Stars, which deals with adolescents with life-threatening illnesses.
He also met Esther Earl the girl that inpired the novel.

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Looking for Alaska was published
His debut novel won Printz award

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He got married to Sarah Urist

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An abundance of Katherines was published

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 He was the 2006 recipient of the Michael L. Printz Award

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 He was the 2006 recipient of the Michael L. Printz Award

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2007 John and his brother Hank started Brotherhood 2.0

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2007 John and his brother Hank started Brotherhood 2.0

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A yearlong project of communication like videoblogs

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Paper towns was published

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In 2008 he also wrote Let it Snow in cooperation with another authors

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In 2008 he also wrote Let it Snow in cooperation with another authors

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A Netflix adaptation of Let It Snow was released on November 8th

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 In 2009 He was an Edgar Award winner, and has twice been a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize

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 In 2009 He was an Edgar Award winner, and has twice been a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize

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He published Will Grayson,Will Grayson.
The novel was a runner-up both for Stonewell Book Award, for excellence in LGBT in children’s and young adult fiction

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Dennis Publishing bought John and Hank Green's magazine called Mental Floss.

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John and Hannk Green also shared another channel called Crash Course. This aimed for education but in a fun way. Hank Green had videos about anything science, while his brother focused on talking about books and history.

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In Jan 10,2012 The Fault in our stars was published

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In Jan 10,2012 The Fault in our stars was published

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The novel was number one in the New York Times Best seller list

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In 2013 his youtube channel reached 1 million subscribers

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In 2013 his youtube channel reached 1 million subscribers

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In 2014 was realeased a The Fault in Our Stars film

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In 2014 was realeased a The Fault in Our Stars film

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In 2015 was realeased a Paper Towns film

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In 2015 was realeased a Paper Towns film

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In 2017 Turtles All The Way Down was publised

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In 2017 Turtles All The Way Down was publised

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2020 John Green currently lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Sarah Urist Green, his children, Henry and Alice, and dog, Willy.

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2020 John Green currently lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Sarah Urist Green, his children, Henry and Alice, and dog, Willy.