Tolog Review: Paper Towns

Paper Towns
by John Green
reviewed by Dominika Wilczek, class of 2015

Paper Towns by John Green (summed up) is basically a twisted love story that ends up not really making any sense and you just want to lie down and be frustrated at Mr. Green for doing this to you, yet again. Relating back to The Fault in Our Stars, Green hands you an unexpected love story and leaves you with a cliffhanger. The two main characters in this book almost exactly resemble Alaska and Miles from Green’s book Looking for Alaska.This book will make you both angry and happy, and you will have pity for Quentin (the main character/narrator). The spectrum of emotions the book will give you range from snickering to making you want to throw the book across the room. I recommend, that if you do read this book, you set out an entire day just to read it, because I guarantee you it’ll be too hard to put the book down once you’ve picked it up. I enjoyed reading this book because it was believable. Everything that took place could potentially happen to anyone around us. If you enjoy any other John Green book, I guarantee that you will enjoy this one. Although it isn’t as intense or heartbreaking, I still found it exciting.