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delivery etc. loved this writing than john greens other books, John Green is better at getting into the mind of a teenage girl than me, And i was one. The middle of the book was slightly slow which is the only reason i did not give itstars, Otherwise is was beautifully written and thought provoking book which gives incredible An enjoyable and engaging book, skilfully written with empathy and insight, Short and Easy to read yet provides depth and thoughtfulness, I finished this book is just over a day, it was that good a read! The story is about Aza, a troubled teen with mental health problems, and her best friend Daisy.
Right from the beginning, the reader is taken inside Azas head, along with the confusion of her thoughts and her way of seeing the world around her.
I would think most of us can find something here to relate to, if we think back to our own teens, The story draws you and keeps you turning the pages, as Aza tries to help an old friend, Davis, come to terms with the disappearance of his father while still mourning the death of her own.
Add an adoration for Harold the car, an irrational fear of C, Diff, and of other microbes that could be ingested when kissing, for a completely complex character who will endear herself to the reader, I highly recommend this book,recommend Dont forget to be awesome John, Anxiety is real and it can be helped and overcome but it is good to be compassionate with yourself first, Then find a way to deal with it rather than just let it push you into a corner, Find someone or something and devote yourself Aza Holmes never intended to pursue the disappearance of fugitive billionaire Russell Pickett, but theres a hundred thousand dollar reward at stake and her Best and Most Fearless Friend, Daisy, is eager to investigate.
So together, they navigate the short distance and I really enjoyed the friendship between the two girls though its so sad to realise that Holmseys OCD will always prevent her relationships being intimate and restricts her enjoyment of her mom Daisy.
My son had suffered from severe OCD foryears Daughter is happy with price If you know me, youll know that I love John Green, I adore all of his books and Im pretty much a walking cliché for it, So naturally, Ive been waiting for Turtles All the way Down for years like, literally yeas, I ordered it the day it came out and a few days later, it was on my doorstep, First of all I have to admit that I cried when I saw the special dust jacket cover which has a poster of all his most famous book quotes from his previous books.
So yeah, that happened. But anyway onto this book, I have a lot to say so Im going to review it a little different, in sections rather than one great big whack of writing, Whats it aboutTurtles All the Way Down is about Aza and her best friend Daisy who discover that a billionaire in their town has gone missing, Not only that, theres a huge reward for anyone who can help locate him, And not only that, Aza used to be good friends with his son, Aza and Davis become close and have to navigate through their relationship and their own issues, including Azas severe OCD and mental health problems, StorylineAdmittedly, it wasnt the most riveting storyline in terms of action, The billionaire storyline probably wasnt strictly needed but unlike so many others, I actually really liked it winding through the main elements which is firmly Azas OCD and anxiety on that later.
I thought the missing billionaire element could have been a bit “” but I also understand that it was about Davis and his brother, Noahs reaction to their negligent, missing dad rather than the dad himself.
Mental health AzaJohn Green did an amazing job with Aza, Written from her point of view, you get a real, raw sense of what its like being in the mind of someone with OCD, Although I have anxiety, I dont have OCD nor do I know too much about it and the thought processes that people with the condition have on a daily basis.
But this book truly made me understand, If youre one of those people that say something is, “a little bit OCD” then I would highly suggest you read this book because I guarantee you will stop saying something so insensitive after reading it.
It was heart breaking at times, seeing Azas constant struggle with her own mind, Its quite obvious that Green went through extensive research for this character and her condition, Weve all read books with mental health themes which werent sensitive or accurate and generally just got it really wrong but John Green knows what hes doing, he understands and you can tell that straight away from this book.
He doesnt try and make Aza anything shes not, She is what she is, thinks how she thinks and thats that, we take her or leave her but were also led to sympathise with her and really feel for her as a character.
CharactersAside from Aza who Ive gone in to, I absolutely loved Azas best friend Daisy, she had such a huge personality and was probably my favourite character in the whole book shes the kind of person Id love to be friends with myself she also writes Star Wars fan fiction,what could you want Shes a huge contrast to Aza, in fact the complete opposite and despite the fact they clash quite heavily in one part of the book, I think it makes them better friends that they are so different.
I would have liked to read about Davis and know him because on the surface, hes a really interesting and intriguing character, Hes clearly quite lost in himself and in life perhaps because of growing up a billionaires son and not having a mum but I liked the insights into his blog and his poetry.
There wasnt many main

ish characters but I think the characters such as Azas mum and her psychologist were very well written but also very annoying but I think that was intentional, especially because the book was written in Azas POV.
From my own anxiety experiences, I know that people can come across as annoying when dealing with your mental health, even though their intentions are well, Final thoughtsAfter such a long wait, I personally was not disappointed in the slightest with Turtles All the Way Down, As always, it captures Greens beautiful way with words and his immaculate ability to make you think about yourself and life in completely different ways, It was effortlessly written and effortless to read it was without a doubt the quickest book Ive read all year and Im not a fast reader, Although its not the most action packed and riveting book, it packs a punch, delivers a message and it made me think about the idea of the “self”, of our thoughts and actions and what it means to love and miss people.
Nothing I say will do this book justice for me, I adored every bit of it, .