But once Quentin finds her after she went missing, he realizes that he has been in love with a complete stranger. The clues eventually led Q and his friends on an epic road trip to Agloe, New York.ДЄt the start of the book, Quentin is in love with Margo who he sees as just another popular girl. The first set of clues she left led to an abandoned minimall where she had once camped out, but she had already left, this kind of situation happens on multiple occasions throughout the book. With little help, Q and his friends were left to find hidden clues supposedly left behind by Margo. Q had to keep this investigation a secret from his protective parents. The motivation to find Margo is QuentinвЂ™s love for her. Yet, the night Margo asked Q to help her avenge her ex-boyfriend, Q began to doubt his doubts. Quentin had always loved Margo, but he knew that the idea of her feeling the same way towards him was impracticable. On the other hand, Margo was a very popular girl known for her unpredictable stories and rebellious behavior. Unlike his friends, Q doesnвЂ™t have many hobbies, neither does he have much of a life outside of school. His friend group consists of band enthusiasts. Q is an average kid who lives an average life. The protagonist in Paper Towns is Quentin, aka Q. Why did Margo run away? Who is the real Margo Roth Spiegelman? While reading the book, I myself had similar questions to that of Quentin. Margo did leave clues, but they were difficult to decipher. Quentin struggles with his feelings for Margo(internal), but also with finding her whereabouts. man), the main conflict being QuentinвЂ™s search for Margo(external). This book consists of many conflicts(man vs. But, Quentin felt that she had left clues for him, so he began investigating. This happened so often that MargoвЂ™s parents stopped trying to find her. Margo had disappeared, but this was not unusual. A few days passed, and Margo was nowhere to be seen. He could only wonder what was to come about the next day. As the night came to an end, Quentin felt that he and Margo had formed what would soon become a special bond. Margo needed Quentin as her chauffeur as she got revenge on her ex-boyfriend. Quentin had fallen in love with whom he thought was a stereotypical cool girl, up until the midnight she climbed through his bedroom window. Margo and Quentin have known each other since childhood, but havenвЂ™t spoken since. Quentin, a somewhat nerdy high school senior has had a crush on his neighbor, Margo Roth Spiegelman, for some time. Overall, I found this book very entertaining and I was able to make connections with the protagonist and other leading characters. He uses discrete details and advanced word choice to help the reader create a mental image of what they are reading. John also uses key events at the beginning of the book to foreshadow what is to happen later in the book. John incorporates humor into the personalities of Quentin and his friends to entertain the reader. The book is centralized around Quentin Jacobsen, who is a senior at a high school in Orlando, Florida. John Green uses humor, imagery, foreshadowing, and symbolism to clasp the reader.

The bookвЂ™s well-thought-out and relatable characters make this book one of my all-time favorites. Though originally fictional and now long-gone, the town and its general store still show up on Google maps.Paper towns by John Green is a realistic, young adult, mystery novel.

Now that the book has become a movie, that field and barn could get more than a few visitors. And that's certainly something that I never, ever imagined when I was writing the book.'

'Because people have started to go there again and to associate that field and that barn with the idea of Agloe. 'The strangest part of it to me is that this place that was imagined, and then real, and then disappeared, and then imagined again through my story - has kind of, in a way, become real again,' Green says. They, too, just found the field and the barn, and some of them would leave copies of his book there. After Paper Towns was published, fans of Green's novel attempted their own pilgrimages to Agloe. When Green followed those maps while researching his book, all he found was a field and a barn where Agloe was supposed to be. Decades went by, and Agloe still showed up on paper maps. The fake town had become real, until the store eventually closed.

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