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The next part talks about family and school. The stories are starting to become a bit redundant and boring.

The girls share stories about the activities thy are involved in. A lot of them are scattered for example, one was about a vacation home and one was about how a girl buried her horse in her backyard.

The girls talk about their families and some of the stories are kind of sad and hard to imagine to have to live your life like that.

The next part talks about family and school. The stories are starting to become a bit redundant and boring.

The next part is about family. I really liked how they were two different stories written by a set of twins because it was cool to see the different perspectives of them.

The first part of this book is about self image and body issues. It was really sad to hear about how some of the girls felt about there bodies and how they turned to self harm and suicide attempts to try to feel better.

The book ends after the group of friends decide to prank the whole school in memory of Alaska. They also find out that Alaska left that night because she forgot to go to her mothers grave on the anniversary of her death. This helps Colonel and Pudge be released from the labyrinth.

Pudge, Takumi, and Colonel find out that before Alaska died, she called her boyfriend, Jake and randomly while on the phone with him she started freaking out and then left to go to her car.

Pudge and Colonel start to think that Alaska's death was a suicide. They also steal the Eagle's breathalyzer to see how drunk Alaska was that night and if I was an accident or not.

Everybody attends Alaska's funeral and the next day, second semester starts.

Everybody at Culver Creek finds out that Alaska died and they mourn over her loss.

Alaska and Pudge get drunk and spend the night together. Alaska starts screaming that she needs to go and Pudge and Colonel let her go even though she is drunk. The next morning they find out she died in a car crash.

Pudge asks Lara to be his girlfriend and they start to hang out a lot together.

Pudge, Alaska, Lara, Colonel, and Takumi share their best and worst days which made me feel bad for some of the characters.

Pudge and his friends do a pre prank that the juniors and seniors of Culver Creek usually do. This year, Pudge and his friends are going to do a pre prank which will make the administrators think they the prank is over when there are actually going to be two big pranks.

Alaska and Pudge go to Colonels trailer for Thanksgiving and everyone goes home for Christmas break.

Everyone leaves to go back home for Thanksgiving. Alaska and Pudge decide to prank the Weekday Warriors and go into their room and mess with their hair products.

Th Weekday Warriors flood Alaska's room and she rats them out which is something kids at Culver Creek never do. Also, Alaska convinces Pudge to stay at Culver Creek with her for Thanksgiving.

Pudge, Alaska, and Colonel go on a triple date where Pudge gets in a fight and gets a concussion. Also, Colonel breaks up with his girlfriend, Sara.

Takumi, Colonel, Pudge, and Alaska get caught smoking cigarettes on campus and go to the Culver Creek court.

Pudge and Colonel go to Culver Creek's basketball game and Colonel tries to keep his streak going by trying to get kicked out of another basketball game.

Colonel goes on a date with his girlfriend, Sara and he finds out who pranked Pudge

Pudge gets thrown into water duck taped by Colonel's friends. Colonel gets mad when he finds out he could have died being duck taped.

Chip gives Miles the nickname Pudge because he is so skinny and Miles meets Alaska who is a girl who goes to boarding school and he developed a crush for her.

Miles Halter arrives at Culver Creek Boarding School where his father used to go and he meets his roommate, Chip.

Melinda fakes sick because she needs a mental health day where she can just relax.

There is a boy in Melinda's history class that sticks up to her history teacher and I enjoy how he isn't afraid to share his opinion.