John Green Thesis

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Like many women before me I am a sucker for romantic books. My favorite auther is John Green. Green is a talneted young man, all of his books capture your attention and leave you wanting more. Evrn in the darkest parts of Green’s books he keeps hisb story line light hearted and fun. His books have everything from young love to death and tradjaty. A story of young love and tragaty, Looking for Alaska, this story is about Miles a highschool student who is starting at new abording school. His new schoool is the same one his father went to, the problem is Miles doesn’t have any friends, or even know anybody. Soon after he arives he meets his roomate Chip, more commonly known as “The Colonel,” who gives miles the nickname “Pudge” and introduses him to Alaska, whom Pudge instantly is attracted to, and Takumi. After some time of pudge going school he meets Lara and they statrt …show more content…

The story is about two teenage kids with cancer the two meet at a cancer suport meeting. The two jit it off and end up dating, without the title, Hazel tells Gus about her favorite book An Imperial Affliction by Peter Van Houton, when he reads this book and discovers that the book ends in mid sentence he decides to use his “Make-A-Wish wish” to take hazel to meet Van Huton. In my opinion this is the best love story of all time, the reason is although Hazel and Gus both have cancer they choose not to let that affect their relationship and unlike other love stories when Gus dies Hazel doesn’t give up because it would be easier than living with out her love. When Gus dies Hazel keeps on going because she knows that is the best way to honor Gus’s

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