I've now read this book 3 times! It's so good and I never get tired of it. Looking for Alaska is about Miles and his journey and experience in boarding school. This book is pretty different from John Green's other books. I've only read TFIOS and Paper Towns and Looking for Alaska has some different characters than in those books. The plot was hardly ever boring and had some fun twists and turns happening while Miles was attending this school. 
 Every character had such a distinct personality. Miles is an awkward sort of character as he's going through a coming of age time in his life. One thing I love about him is his obsession with famous people's last words. It's such a unique trait I never would have thought to give to a character. Watching him get thrown into these other characters lives where everyone smokes and drinks was interesting since he was more reserved than everyone else. 
 I'll admit that Alaska is the most annoying character but she is also fascinating. She's outgoing and reckless and I loved how she brought Miles out of his shell. 
 The romance follows the manic pixie dream girl trope that reminds me a lot of Paper Towns. Miles was infatuated with Alaska instantly and was in love with her so early on that it was pretty unrealistic. But I couldn't help but still love their relationship regardless. Miles also had another relationship with a Russian girl (who was adorable) that was well developed but I don't think it was necessary. 
 I've always loved John Green's writing. I found so many amazing quotes in Looking for Alaska that I'll always remember. 
 I'm sure I'll reread this book in the future. I just love it! And it's for sure my favorite John Green book.