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Paper Towns
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bookshelves: contemporary, death, read-2015, romance, young-adult, as
May 01, 2015
bookshelves: contemporary, death, read-2015, romance, young-adult, as
“Nothing ever happens like you imagine it will.�

Well, I have to say, and please don’t hate me, that was a lot better than The Fault in Our Stars! I mean A LOT BETTER!
I liked Quentin in this story, and it was noble the way he was so intent on finding Margo, alive, or dead or somewhere in-between. I did wonder what he was doing at times, he should have been studying, he should have been attending graduation, he should have been doing a lot of things, but instead he was so obsessed with finding Margo! I mean this girl really got to him, and he proved what a loyal, caring person he really was.

The storyline in this was split into three parts � the first part was Margo putting a very interesting plan into action, and allowed us to get to know her a bit. The second part was Quentin trying to work out where Margo had gone, and the third part was (view spoiler)

Anyway, I understand what people mean when they say that this book is a bit deeper than it seems on the surface, and I have to say that I liked the mystery, I thought the story was well-constructed, and that last part was really quite gripping!
And that ending! I liked it. Even though the very end made me wonder if they would change their minds? I liked it.

So thanks to everyone that voted this to the number 1 spot on out Group Buddy Read Listopia List! I don’t think I’d have read this if it wasn’t for you �
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Well, I have to say, and please don’t hate me, that was a lot better than The Fault in Our Stars! I mean A LOT BETTER!
I liked Quentin in this story, and it was noble the way he was so intent on finding Margo, alive, or dead or somewhere in-between. I did wonder what he was doing at times, he should have been studying, he should have been attending graduation, he should have been doing a lot of things, but instead he was so obsessed with finding Margo! I mean this girl really got to him, and he proved what a loyal, caring person he really was.

The storyline in this was split into three parts � the first part was Margo putting a very interesting plan into action, and allowed us to get to know her a bit. The second part was Quentin trying to work out where Margo had gone, and the third part was (view spoiler)

Anyway, I understand what people mean when they say that this book is a bit deeper than it seems on the surface, and I have to say that I liked the mystery, I thought the story was well-constructed, and that last part was really quite gripping!
And that ending! I liked it. Even though the very end made me wonder if they would change their minds? I liked it.

So thanks to everyone that voted this to the number 1 spot on out Group Buddy Read Listopia List! I don’t think I’d have read this if it wasn’t for you �
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Thanks AJ � I know a lot of people really love TFIOS, but I wasn't the biggest fan �

Yay! Glad it's not just me �

