The Michigan Daily: ‘Looking for Alaska’ is much more than its ordeal
One of most banned books in America, John Green’s debut novel “Looking for Alaska” is nearly impossible to define.
MSN: 'Looking for Alaska' is banned in some places in the United States for an odd reason
Some teenagers love to engage with stories that allow them to connect with the world around them. Looking for Alaska is one popular coming-of-age tale written by John Green, the famous author behind ...
'Looking for Alaska' is banned in some places in the United States for an odd reason
AOL: Voices: Looking For Alaska is one of the most challenged books in the US. It changed me as a reader – and made me a writer
Early in John Green’s 2005 debut novel Looking For Alaska, its teenage protagonist Miles Halter, newly settled at a boarding school in Alabama, sits down for a World Religions class. The teacher, ...
Voices: Looking For Alaska is one of the most challenged books in the US. It changed me as a reader – and made me a writer
Yahoo: John Green's 'Looking for Alaska' Tops List of Most Banned Books in America
John Green's 'Looking for Alaska' Tops List of Most Banned Books in America
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Indiana author John Green's "Looking for Alaska" has been the most-banned book in the country since libraries began seeing waves ...
John Green’s first novel in nearly a decade is also a kind of debut — a work of fiction for adults. The author of such favorites for young people as “The Fault in Our Stars” and “Looking for Alaska” ...