Miles was an ordinary kid without friends. What he only has is his love for famous last words and his passion in seeking the Great Perhaps. He entered Culver Creek Boarding School, gained friends, did stuff teenagers do, and met this Alaska Young who changed his life. 
 Given that I have high expectations with this book, mainly because I have heard several good comments on Green's books, I did not appreciate it much at first. It seemed to me the typical high school life that everyone was having--pranks, cigarettes, liquor. Sure, I liked the adventures. But I did not see its real importance at one glance. 
 Yet, while assessing my reading adventures with this book, it hit me. The readers of this book should focus more on (view spoiler)[Alaska's death and the things they do for friendship. (hide spoiler)] These kids get out of their way to find out (view spoiler)[what she was thinking that night, why she had drove her way that road. (hide spoiler)] Moreover, this book is about finding the way out of the 'Labyrinth of Suffering'. 
 It was a light and fun read. The pranks made me laugh, yet the pure love of the whole group for Alaska made me cry and inspired me at the same time. 
 Will read again? If I got the chance, yes :)