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Paper Towns
by John Green
from Dutton Juvenile

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Interesting Read
  After hearing a lot of good things about this book, I decided to head down the library and pick it up. I thought Paper Towns was an interesting read. It didn't keep me glued to the book the entire time, but it was an interesting story that made you think.
  The story revolves around Quentin, a high school senior, who mostly hangs out with his friends playing video games. One night, his friend, Margo Roth Spielman, a girl he has had a crush on for years, takes him on a journey that changes his life... more info

• wow!
  For a while now, I've been looking for that book that would change my life, and although "life changing" may be going a bit far, I think this was that book. It is very insightful and poetic, and it is very easy to relate to the characters.
  John Green is made of awesome, so it's not a surprise that I found this book absolutely, positively amazing.
  You won't be disappointed from the second you start reading about the marvelous misadventures of Margo Roth Speigleman and Quinten Jacobson, who doesn't... more info

• Paper Towns by John Green
  Title: Paper Towns (Hardcover)
  Author: John Green
  Publisher: Penguin Group
  Reading Level: Young Adult
  Publication Date: October 2008
  Pages: 352
  Rating: 5/5
  Summary (From B&N):
  When Margo Roth Spiegelman beckons Quentin Jacobsen in the middle of the night-dressed like a ninja and plotting an ingenious campaign of revenge-he follows her. Margo's always planned extravagantly, and, until now, she's always planned solo. After a lifetime of loving Margo from afar,... more info

• AL-A-CA-ZAM! THIS IS BETTER THAN SPAM! (not that sets the bar to high)
  Oh shizzel my nizzle.. This book is so great. I just Love Margo, and her insentient need Capitalization. I just love how John Green writes! He uses every sentence to Really develop the characters, I felt like their My friends. I don't know what more to say Other than its worth a read. Though, The only reason Im reviewing this book to to bring up the rating. This book faintly reminds me of the Ogles trilogy. (not on story line or anything, just the witting) turns our Scott westerfeld (author of Ogles trilogy... more info

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