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John Green is an American author known for his young adult novels. His debut novel, Looking for Alaska, won the 2006 Printz Award. His sixth novel, The Fault in Our Stars, was a number one bestseller. Another popular novel, Paper Towns, was adapted into a film in 2015. The novel Paper Towns follows a high school senior named Quentin who is fascinated by his neighbor Margo. After a night of mischief, Margo disappears without a trace. Quentin and his friends follow a series of clues left behind to try and find where Margo has gone. The story is set primarily in Orlando, Florida, focusing on the characters' hometown and Jefferson High School. It explores
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Quentin has been infatuated with Margo since childhood. One night, Margo recruits Quentin to help with pranks. The next morning, Margo disappears. Quentin and his friends Radar and Ben search for clues about where Margo went. They follow a series of clues left by Margo that could reveal the truth about what happened to her.
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