This is by far my favorite book written by John Green. Though, is there anyone who notices that John Green writes in a pattern? 
 Alright. First off, if you've read or planning to read Looking for Alaska, then let's skip the summary part because there's really nothing to tell about it. It was just about an ordinary boy who's head over heels to an extraordinarily witty but unreachable girl. So to say, both of the main leads in both books were irrevocably in love with a girl and both were also in search of their underlying mysteries. Cliche? 
 Nevertheless, it was a fun and great book. I enjoyed the book very well, (view spoiler)[mainly because the search for Margo were too mysterious and thrilling to ride on. (hide spoiler)] The messages and the emotional cues were so deep that I could swim into it. But kidding aside, it had surpassed the love I had with Looking for Alaska, which will now replace its position to favorites in my bookshelf. 
 I would like to discuss the quotable quotes, which Margo and Q talked about in the last part of the book. But where's the fun if I'll spoil it? It's for you to read and find out about it. Unless you read all the reviews about it. 
 "Because it's kind of great, being an idea that everybody likes. But I could never be the idea to myself, not all the way."