Let me state this up front–I’m not the target audience for Paper Towns–John Green did not write this for my generation or gender. “Paper Towns” is rated PG-13 for some language, drinking, sexuality and partial nudity – all involving teens. Now as prom looms, Quentin goes on the adventure of his life in search of the woman he thinks he loves. And much to his surprise, he finds she left a series of clues to her whereabouts. With the police looking for her and nobody knowing where she has gone, Quentin becomes intent on finding Margo. After an entire night of pranks and criminal activities… Margo disappears. And she’s enlisted Quentin as her accomplice. Now she intends to exact revenge on him, his bros, the other woman, and her friend who didn’t tell her it was happening.

It turns out that Margo’s boyfriend has been cheating on her. She wants Quentin to go on a nighttime excursion with her. Now, as their senior year comes to an end, Margo suddenly appears at his bedroom window after years of not speaking to him. At first they were best friends, but over the years they drifted apart. She is bold, curious, adventurous, and free-spirited – everything Quentin is not. “Paper Towns” is based on the novel by John Green.Įver since Quentin was young, his neighbor Margo has infatuated him.

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