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| Published in 2006 |
The book deals with family, love, death, loss, friendship/relationships, regret and empathy. I've just made it sound like a really heavy book but it's not (unless you get really emotionally invested in characters like I do). Yes it deals with some adult themes that I don't think many children below the age of 15 will truly understand, but at the same time I wouldn't rule this book out for young teens nor say they won't enjoy it, because I certainly did the first time I read it. It's a book that doesn't take effort to think about, the language is simple and easy to read for everyone. The book is actually really uplifting and despite some awful things happening, I feel John Green wanted us to focus on the more positive and inspiring qualities on the book; thus focusing on love and relationships more than anything.
As a teenager reading it, I found it, I don't want to say relatable because I personally have not had the same experiences, but I understood aspects of the book that people in a different age bracket would judge differently. I know I'm not making any sense. It's a book that more girls would enjoy compared to boys but I highly recommend any teenager to read this book. I personally would not store this in my children's fiction section like all book stores, but young adults definitely.
What books are you guys reading? Anything you guys recommend and want a review on?
Talk to you soon!
Katie xo

dont even mention looking for Alaska in my vicinity I get war flashbacks
ReplyDeleteSuch a great book! I read it in one night. Have you read 'The Fault in Our Stars' yet?
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yes i have and omg cried so much! TFiOS is my favourite book and i cant wait for the movie!
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