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Looking for Alaska
- Narrated by: Wil Wheaton
- Length: 6 hrs and 40 mins
- Categories: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
Now a Hulu Limited Series!
The award-winning, genre-defining debut from John Green, the number one best-selling author of Turtles All the Way Down and The Fault in Our Stars
Winner of the Michael L. Printz Award
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A USA Today Best Seller
NPR’s Top Ten Best-Ever Teen Novels
TIME magazine’s 100 Best Young Adult Novels of All Time
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Millions of copies sold!
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- Brendan McKenna
- 10-01-19
I am concussed dot-dot-dot
This novel has been my favorite since the moment I finished it the first time. I've bought the anniversary edition and have read it at least three times. So when I saw that Wil Wheaton, my favorite actor, would be narrating my favorite book I literally cried. His performance in Ready Player one practically save the book and it was amazing here as well. he definitely has a knack for this stuff. John's writing style is by far the most philosophical I've ever seen. It shows in his Vlogbrothers videos and it shows here. Awkward moments, new friends, love, pranks, heartbreak, and quite a bit of mystery. If you know John well enough and his love for Catcher in the Rye you might be worried but, thankfully, there's only mild teen angst. All of which are seen in other novels bit they blend so nicely here. It feels so real. I believe there are moments in this book for everyone. Something that everyone will need. Maybe not the whole book for some. But I can attest, without a doubt, that there are many moments where I am the mother f****** fox.🦊
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- Anonymous User
- 02-10-20
An amazin emotional rollercoaster that I loved <3
This is some good shit. I need 15 words soooo blaaaaahhhhhhh Blahhh blahhhhh blahhhh blaaaahhhh.
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- Jason
- 10-25-19
Loved it
There's something very charming and warm about Wil Wheaton's narration voice that allows this book and really any book he narrates to be so inviting and relatable. The content of this story was great. It had me guessing where the plot would turn next, and the complexity and unpredictability of Alaska's character is what kept me reeled in. While I kind of guessed what the twist would be that would resolve the main conflict at the end of the book, I definitely did not see the second twist coming. Satisfying ending and great story.
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- Texas wife, mom & teacher
- 12-29-19
I liked it
I listened to this because it is our exchange student's favorite book. I wanted to have something to talk to her about when she first came to live with us. I can see the attraction for teens. Lots and lots of foul language. I despised that part of it, but it was a good story.
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- leo tapia jr
- 10-25-19
wonderful
this was a great listen. loved the story line great characters and Wil Wheaton is a wonderful narrator
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- travis barrett olson
- 12-08-19
Dear John: please stop making me cry
A beautifull smart story as only john can pin. i am a grown ass 26 year old man and im an not ashamed to say i am 3 for 3 on crying awhile reading these books
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- Anna Viatkina
- 11-06-20
Great perhaps... no
Rather flat story about teenage drinking, smoking, sex and experience with death. Alaska is just a sex object in the eyes of the narrator, and she does nothing extraordinary except dying.
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- Ken&Tiff
- 03-03-20
Skip
So boring and a waste of a credit. I don't understand the high reviews on this book.
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- ashley
- 02-09-20
it was OKAYYY. just ok.
There are books that I can't stop. I NEED to listen to them so I know what happens next. This was not one of them. This was more like I have nothing else better to do so I might as well get this one over with so I can move on to the next one. This took me too long to finish because I had to push myself to listen. Just .. ok.
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- SM
- 12-25-20
Disappointing
I can only imagine 13 year old boys and pedofiles liking this. The whole book is about Alaska, a teen, doing mild “bad girl” things and the narrator wanting her for it. One chapter, she wakes him up by playing video games and then sleeps with her head in his lap. Next chapter, they drink alcohol on school grounds. Next chapter, the two watch porn together (her idea). And I’m sure in the end she dies or something, which makes the drawn out sex fantasy seem too deep to criticize.
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- Foohan
- 10-25-20
Nice listen
Story is good, but the narrator could do better with the character's voices. Still worth a listen.
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- Mohammed
- 08-11-20
Exceptional
Best book I've ever read. All I can say is wow... the author is amazing and so is the narrator
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-24-20
Awsome book
Loved the book, and a big fan of Wil Wheaton, although his girl voice could do with some work 😂
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- David
- 10-11-19
An emotional rollercoaster
My first audible book and not one I would ordinarily have chosen but I really enjoyed it. I laughed, I cried and when it was all over, I hugged my wife. I will probably choose to have Wil Wheaton read more to me in future.
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- Anonymous User
- 12-25-19
enjoyed
enjoyed it but couldn't wait till it was over had the reading speed up till 2x just to hurry through. not the most engaging story but worth while
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- P. Simmons
- 10-27-19
have a go
I read this story years ago on the train through Europe. I havew read the other books by John Green, but like with all authors, you always have your favourite and this is my one. I am not going to review the story but I will say, that this story has made me really think about the people we surround us with, will affect your lives in unique and different ways but only if we allow them too. This story is a great Sunday afternoon read or listen. All I can say, just give it a try. You may like it or you may not.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-09-19
favourite book
favorite book, perfectly read, cried, laughed and cant wait for the tv serious, thanks for bringing the book to life!
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- Ming
- 07-17-20
Fuck you John Green
Why the hell did you have to kill Alaska? Now take my five stars and fuck off!
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- Anonymous User
- 03-09-20
Teen Angst in All its Glory
I read this cause of the reading list required for highschool teachers. I like it a lot, but it felt very taxing as I got to jump back into my angsty dramatic teen self who needed support and help. The first thing I could think of writing about the book was that it was a Sad and Horny Mixtape of Teenage Angst. I loved the story, the themes and the overall images that John Green makes. But I did struggle with the voice work and at times felt like Wil dragged down the content, but honestly that could just be my taste and preference of performers. Overall good experience, I can definitely recomend as well as warn for the flood of teen emotions.
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- Anonymous User
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