How will we ever get out of this labyrinth of suffering? 
 Alaska young. Hilarious, crazy, and soooo easy to love. She's really a pretty amazing character. Someone with a lot of pain, but is so easy to love, and so incredibly easy to laugh with. 
 So I was looking over this review today. I read the book quite a while ago, and I was kind of disgusted with my review. My review did this book no justice. So I went and got the book, reread it, and here I am. 
 I cried, that's a good book for me, when i cry. I can easily cry during movies, but not books. It says a lot. I first picked this book from my school library because i needed something to read. I didnt really know what it was about because the summary on the back didnt really explain. (view spoiler)[I didnt know she dies though!!!! I loved her character. She was an amazing person in the story and i thought that her and pudge would end up together at the end or something! (hide spoiler)] But I was surprised, because what I got wasn't what I expected, and it was really...amazing. 
 It was a book that you find everything in. And it was one of those books that was funny in a lot of ways, but once you get into it, you start to see the underlying meaning, and how deep this book really is, and how much meaning there really is to the event in the books. Alaska was one crazy girl, that did a lot of crazy shit, but it made the book so fun. 
 Also...it was funny. The characters that he meets...you just get a kick out of all of them together. 
 I mean, there's a lot of crazy shit that goes on in this book, but it's...enjoyable, hilarious, and fascinating. While being meaningful, deep, and really really really sad. 
 Just...the title. I picked the book up at first and was like, "WTF. Alaska? I found it!" Then I read the book and was like "Oh. I get it." Also, its just funny that she picked Alaska for her name. It's actually just plain funny that she picked her own name. 
 So now I feel better. Because now my review is much better, and it actually explains some of my feeling towards this book...almost eight months later.