Clever, funny, moving and terribly exciting

When children were Quentin Jacobsen and his neighbor Margo Roth Spiegelman inseparable playmates. In high school, they have, however, nothing to do with each other. While Margo to have grown up the most fantastic rumors, now one of the hottest people at school admired Quentin them. Only from afar For him, it has become a phenomenon.

But that all changes when one night Margo appears in front of his window and Quentin asks for help. Together they plunge into an adventure of Margo carefully planned and Quentin began to hope that he could participate in Margo's life again in the future.

The next morning Margo is however gone. But inasmuch as it is the first time that Margo Just run away from home, see their parents nothing remarkable in the disappearance of their daughter unpredictable. However, Quentin noticed soon that this time something is different. This time Margo has produced a number of indications which are intended solely for Quentin.
As Q (with the help of his friends) attempt Margo track to follow, but he comes across instead of answers to more and more questions. To find Margo he has everything he believed to know her rethink again and it discovers that the image that he had all the years of her has little to do with the real Margo.

Only looking for you will learn Q Margo really know.

John Green's Paper Towns is a great, really clever written book. While the search for Margo and the mystery of the "Paper Towns" is absolutely thrilling, you meet again and again on the humor that is so typical of John Green. Paper Towns is one of the books in which sometimes almost to tears is close and elsewhere laughter can not raving. I can really recommend it to anyone Paper Towns :)

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