YA Book Addicts discussion

Best. Book. Ever

I've enjoyed everything John Green has written!

Haha same here!

I'm not too big of a John Green fan, but I liked LFA. It was better than TFIOS, in my opinion. Or maybe I liked it better because it was more gritty, because I'm weird like that.

I'm not really a huge fan of this book. The characters really irritated me and I found the plot predictable...

I like it but the fault in our stars was better

Someone talk to me about this book. I just finished it and im deeply saddened

Caitlin-aaah didn't you love it! It's such a great lesson omgg

I love this book

Me too Erin. It's really helped me in life

Hah, I just reread it, and know, I know kinspda what Pudge felt like when he lost Alaska

I've been wanting this book but I can; find it in hardcover. I can only get John Green books in hardcover idk why

They feel more special. IDK

Erin wrote: "They feel more special. IDK"

exactly. That's why I haven't read alot of his others yet .

Haha, I knew it and the people at the nut house didn't believe me

hahah

I know, Erin made a funny

Same! I relate to pudge so much. And also Alaska

Me too, it's like that book was made for me

Exactly same! Like the book defines my life

Yes, mine too and I have a very strange life

He writes a lot of books I can relate too

Yeah same. A strange hard life

Yeah but when is life normal and easy

Very true. I guess stranger and harder than the norm?

Yeah, but when you think about it, life is no fun when it is the norm

yea normals boring

It is, but what is normal. Everyone and thing is different so what is normal

I know right.

Everyone thinks that they are normal, but that's only in fairytails

Yes I guess we like thinking we are average

Yeah I guess so

I really did enjoy the book and it taught me so much about letting that someone go once theyve left and not to get drunk (for obvious reasons). I thought the book was one of John Green best's along with TFIOS and Paper Towns.

Yea exactly(:

That describes it perfectly for me

I really like looking for Alaska. sad but good, a typical John Green

Maya-Yep! Emotional, great, meaningful: the definition of John green books

i like this better than paper towns. though, it made me feel empty after reading it.

Empty as in you wanted more or empty upset?

empty wanted more.

Same. But I loved the way it went. I wish there was a prequel of Alaska's life!!!

i know right? that is what I was thinking! i wanted to know Alaska better.

Yeah same! I still loved her though.

me too.

I also REALLY loved Pudge! You?

I do too! :)) He was this guy who wants to do something new but doesn't want to go overboard. He was actually like me! haha.

Yeah he's like me in so many ways as well(: Like the whole not having great friendships before them and the wanting to do something great. Im still waiting for my Great Perhaps!

me too! I want to have that adventure to experience that Great Perhaps. Also, after reading this book, I, too, was thinking on how I will answer the question "how will you get out of this labyrinth?"

Yeah same! Like this book personally has inspired my life. Like there's an easy way out of the labyrinth but we shudnt take that way and so the true way is to forgive. And I believe that's the only way to make it through the labyrinth and get to our great perhaps. To forgive eachother and ourselves for mistakes and things. Haha that was deep..

That was really deep. haha. But I do agree with you (and with Pudge) that to get out of the labyrinth, we must forgive. As in, forgive forgive.