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Egle Korsakaite korsakaiteegle — Possible my new favorite book. The mystical realisim of Gabriel Garcia Marquez with an American story all her own. I can't wait to read Ms. Groff's next book.

Dania Astari dania9daniac5e6 — I initially didn't want to read this book, as it seemed very dark. However, it is a wonderful story of redemption, although very tragic. You must read this book.

Francesco Ballestrazzi fballestrazzi — I may get heavily criticized for saying this, but this book is probably this generation's Catcher in the Rye; and just like that novel, I think there's a window during which one must read it to fully appreciate its message. I liked what I read, don't get me wrong. I loved the quest for answers to the afterlife and the obsession with last words. The search for something larger than oneself, bigger than the life we live now - a "place" as wide and open and impossibly distant as Alaska when you're trapped in a small Alabama town. It was beautiful and deep, just like the characters. I wasn't expecting the plot twist and it made my jaw drop; I am still somewhat in disbelief. I guess it had to be done but it gave everything an unfinished feel, which I guess is life, right? I couldn't connect with it but so much because being the age I am and having traveled in search of the mythical Alaska (places, people, philosophies), I've never found that kind of comfort and have gotten jaded along the way. The optimism of the characters reminded me of my own youth, which brought back good memories of how I thought the world and people would be so different in places other than where I grew up. So that just ended up disappointing me and sending me into a shame spiral of what I've become. Now I'm just Looking for a G&T. John Green, you'd better be buying.