I am reading the book Looking for Alaska by John
Green. In this book there are four main characters. The first being Miles but
all his friends call him “Pudge”, because of his apparent skinniness. Pudge has
a thing about remembering people’s last words and can recite many famous
peoples last words. His roommate, Chip, but goes by “The Colonial” because of his
well-thought-out mischievous plans. The Colonial’s friend, named Alaska, is a
very attractive girl that all the guys rave over, especially Pudge. She is The
Colonial’s partner in crime and loves to live on the dangerous side. Next is
Kevin, he is despised by these three because of the choice to duck tape Pudge
up and throw him in the lake on his first night. The books major setting is
”Culver Creek Boarding School”. At Culver Creek there are dorm rooms that are
unair-conditioned and very small. Many events occur at the lake in the middle
of the campus. This is where the kids talk, hang out, and occasionally get
thrown into. One of the major conflicts so far is the conflict between Kevin
and Pudge and the rest of their friends. Mainly this problem has occurred
because of Kevin’s decision to throw Pudge into the lake, where he could have
died and that he peed in The Colonial’s shoes in the process. I predict that later
in the book Pudge and Alaska will fall in love, even though Alaska says she’s
in love with her boyfriend. You can see that she does like Pudge by her
continual flirting with him. This book reminds me of another book by John Green
called The Fault in Our Stars. The writing style is very similar and if you
liked that book I suggest this book to you.
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