I don't know what to think about the ending. I guess Margo is too complex to decipher. But in short, I like this book. It was ok-ish to me. Some parts got me a bit bored, for example the middle part of the book, The Grass, where the investigatings occur. Then, I truly enjoyed myself with the road trip plus the night of the pranks. I love love love Q's bestfriends. They are so dang funny! I lol'ed a lot especially at Ben. This is what I suddenly thought tho, Paper Towns is kind of somewhat similar to Looking for Alaska. It is literally Looking for Margo. The characters between these two books are bit similar too. You got the super quirky crazy and mysterious girl. And then there's the shy awkward but if you look hard enough, a truly special boy, who has this big crush on the girl. Not to forget the hillarious friends that are up to fun and advantures. I see a pattern there, John Green. 
 And last but not least, who can resists quoting John Green, right? I like the idea of paper towns, and it still got me thinking and wondering about all those methaphors he wrote about.