Review #2 Turtles All the Way Down

As anyone who reads young adult fiction knows John Green is quite the master of teen romance and Turtles All the Way Down was no exception. Green tackles the difficulties of being an outcast and struggling with severe OCD in high school while trying to solve the

mystery of your crush's missing dad.

Aza, the 16 year old protagonist, struggles with OCD that manifest in a form of fear of the human biome especially the possibility of contracting C.diff. She and her best friend Daisy, a Star Wars fan fiction author, find an ad rewarding anyone who can give a location for Russell Pickett who just happens to be the millionaire father of one of Aza's old friends. The girls go on an adventure filled with romantic encounters and friendship ending fights and near death experiences.

Green does an astounding job telling Aza's story that grips the reader for the long run. Everything about the plot is perfect and unexpected. John Green has figured out the best formula for YA novels.

I highly recommend the book to anyone. It is a fairly short read and I think it is appropriate for most ages as there is no real explicit content.

Turtles all the way down

Author: John Green

Pages: 286 Hardcover

Date: 2017

Publisher: Dutton Books

Prices: 19.99 USD

ISBN: 0525555366

https://www.amazon.com/Turtles-All-Down-John-Green/dp/0525555366/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1532532074&sr=8-1&keywords=turtle+all+the+way+down+john+green

Note: Recently I've gotten quite a few request from some different authors to read and review their books so I will be reading some different types of book that I will be reviewing these honestly and as thoroughly as possible.