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    John Green, author of many best selling novels such as ‘’ Looking for Alaska’’ and ‘’ Paper Towns’’. His best known novel, ‘’ The fault in our stars’’ is able to capture the innocence of love and the heartbreaking reality of cancer. This book is more than just a romantic novel that narrates the incomparable love between two teenagers who have been through similar struggles. This novel is more about giving hope, with a spark of truth, to those who have lost faith in true love and what it means for

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    Love & Mental Illness In the book Paper Towns John Green says “As long as we do not die, this is gonna be one hell of a story”. John Green is a 2006 Printz Award winner and an author of more than forty books. John Green often uses similar writing material in each of his books to make them more alike. In his books Turtles All the Way Down and Paper Towns he uses the same theme and mood in his stories to convey his style. Across most of Greens books, he uses the same theme to convey the message he

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    Analysis Of Paper Towns

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    everything that came afterward, I could never stop thinking that maybe she loved mysteries so much that she became one”. (Green 8). Paper Towns by John Green is a “brilliantly crafted, funny and coming-of-age journey about true friendship and true love”, (Penguin Group). It has won the Edgar Award and can be found in New York Times, Publishers Weekly and USA Today as a bestseller. Paper Towns is characterized as a mystery novel because it focuses on an investigator, its mood varies frequently, and it has

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    The novel Paper Towns by John Green identifies the complexity within us. Oston Scott Card suggests, “Perhaps it’s impossible to wear an identity without becoming what you pretend to be.” The theme of this novel is mainly about identity. The irony of the characters also reflects their incomplete thoughts about the world and themselves. The novel shows that people don’t have a complete image of their own self due to the influence of others and their environment. Margo Roth Spielgelman, the man character

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    John Green John Green has written many books throughout his lifetime, he writes young adult fiction and is the number one New York Times bestselling author of Looking for Alaska, Paper Towns, and The Fault in our Stars. John spent most of his childhood in Orlando, Florida and graduated at Indian Springs Village, Alabama in 2000, he got his english degree as well as religious studies degree. Before Green started writing books he wanted to become a priest. Green has often spoke about being bullied

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    577,449 copies of paper towns were sold in 2014, Paper Towns is a novel involving many different issues. This novel John green incorporates many different literary elements. John Green shows different literary elements throughout his writing, which develop the story and progress in showing you how the characters are described. John green uses conflict to describe the characters with person v person, person v society, person v self , and person v school. Person versus person is a very important

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    became one.” Paper Towns, written by the award winning John Green, involves numerous themes including self-discovery, friendship, and mystery. When Margo leaves Jefferson Park because no one truly understands her, Quentin and his friends embark on a journey to discover who Margo really is and where the paper town is that she went to. John Green learned of paper towns when he came across one during his own road trip. After driving down the same stretch of highway searching for a town on the map called

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    In my opinion, everyone should read John Green’s “Paper Towns” because of its metaphors, its different perspective on life and its take on the theme of false perceptions. Throughout the book, the author displays two different point of views on life and metaphors that touches on the theme topic of the book. There are many metaphoric objects in this book that keep the readers interested. The three major metaphors showed in the book are the ‘strings’, the ‘grass’ and the ‘vessel’. The ‘string’ symbolizes

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    written novels about teenagers’ struggles through first loves and first losses. Not many, however, have been able to help them through this emotional and mental roller coaster that they go through in their early years of adulthood. That is what makes John Green such an inspiration. He is able to write novels through the eyes of teens depicting how they suffer with love, loss, and the big questions they ask themselves that define them as a person later on in life. He takes an idea about our society, his

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    John Green Influences

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    John Green is known as a well-known American author, who has greatly impact todays modern literature. Green understands towards the average teen life show tremendously through his literary works. These influential pieces have influenced teen’s about the challenging everyday life. Green has a very uplifting tone throughout his novels in order to touch his audiences. John Green was born on August 24, 1977 in Indiana; he grew up in Florida as well as Alabama. John Green spent his time as a chaplain

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