Name: Het grote misschien
Rating: 3.85 (3110 reviews)
ISBN: 9789049804565

John Green

Aleid van Eekelen-Benders

Op een dag verongelukt het meisje Alaska. Volkomen ontredderd probeert de 16-jarige Miles (ik-figuur) uit te zoeken wat er voorviel en wat zijn aandeel in de gebeurtenissen was. Vanaf ca. 15 jaar.

Het grote misschien

angie

(Bre)anne✨

Kiki Koopman

sophia roberts 

Kirsty Dyer

beth

Elizabeth Alfiero

darcey

Sixteen-year-old Miles' first year at Culver Creek Preparatory School in Alabama includes good friends and great pranks, but is defined by the search for answers about life and death after a fatal car crash. An ALA Best Book for Young Adults & ALA Quick Pick. Reprint.

Looking for Alaska

Aldara Kamey

En el momento que los leí no me di cuenta que el tipo usaba la misma formula, tipos socialmente raros y no agraciados físicamente, la protagonista, la morra más hermosa de la escuela, que por alguna razón termina interactuando con el protagonista y demás, pero ojo siempre las morras terminan en una situación incomoda. Horribles no los lean Uhmmm I didn't like this so much

Looking For Alaska

Summer Lyn

The unmissable first novel from bestselling and award-winning author of THE FAULT IN OUR STARS and TURTLES ALL THE WAY DOWN.

I loved Looking For Alaska, it was very reminiscent of my struggles with a close family death. The wanting to know if it was intentional or not but never getting to that answer. I hope to one day find my own Great Perhaps as Pudge aspires to.

Jaeleigh

Tristan Currie

Sixteen-year-old Miles' first year at Culver Creek Preparatory School in Alabama includes good friends and great pranks, but is defined by the search for answers about life and death after a fatal car crash.

Jess

This was a roller-coaster of a book! I loved it...

The descriptions of women definitely feel like how a man would write. Poor Alaska 😭😭

Susan

John Green is a literary master. His work is always so profoundly moving whilst being digestible in such a sophisticated, yet friendly, manner.

Emilia Vulliamy

John Green is a literary master. His work is always so profoundly moving whilst being digestible in such a sophisticated, yet friendly, manner.

I dubb thee King of YA. 

It is really good book that I think everyone should read but honestly gutted me half way through cause of the even that happend...need to definitely read more John Green books 

Mpho

jana 

Katerina

This book is, indeed, compelling. The character of Alaska is utterly fascinating. This novel has made me laugh out loud and it also made me cry with all my heart. And the ending couldn't have been more beautiful. It made me think of life and death, it made me actually think of what happens to us when we're gone out of this world. There are quotes in it that I will keep rereading for sure. It also unlocked a curiosity in me to learn what people's last words were, something only a great book can do - transfer the main character's feeling to the reader even after the book is long closed. Brilliant.

 I just don't know how to rate john green's books, because I feel like I'm left out in the loop and meaning of his books, and their depth and I just wish I'd feel what everyone else felt, but I feel like as a community we've all moved on from this dystopian styled plot where everything's just so abstract. I feel like there's no meaning to any of this book, I was just reading to read and I hate when I feel like that. But, it's not like I hated the book, I just didn't get it, didn;t enjoy, but I still don't think it's "bad". Okay, just read it and decide for yourself because I haven't got a clue. 

surtified™

Anna 

Johnu Greenovi jsem opět dala další šanci, protože jsem prostě nevěděla, jestli mám jeho knihy ráda, nebo ne. Hledání Aljašky je zajímavý příběh, a teď, když už jsem viděla i seriál, na něj nahlížím trošku jinak, než v průběhu čtení knihy. Já tady ale nechci recenzovat seriál (který se mi mimochodem moc líbil), chci vám říct svůj názor na knihu. A ten není až tak pozitivní.
Nejvíc mě na knize štval Miles. Ten způsob, jakým přemýšlí o Aljašce, byl nechutný. Přišlo mi, že není zamilovaný do ní, ale do jejího těla. Některý scény byly fakt divný. V knize od něj slyšíme minimálně 7x, jakou má Aljaška sexy postavu.. To bylo prostě divný, a hodně mi to tu knihu zkazilo. Příběh sám o sobě byl zajímavý, ale taky to nebylo nic nového. No, ona ta knížka je stará nějakých 20 let, takže v té době knih o dospívání ve škole mohlo být méně.
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Kniha mě ani tolik neurazila, ani tolik nenadchla, a proto jí dávám 3,5*/5*

Mathieu Schwab

not bad but too 2014 tumblr for my taste (am i maturing?). Honestly felt like fake deep content...

mari

I cried so many times because 1) this was all emo as hell 2) looking for meaning is like my only hobby and this book captured it so well 3) the way the stages of grief are depicted like ahjssjdjdkdjdk 4) the characters were really complex, and I still don’t know wether I like them but somehow that didn’t matter 

Indi

Tsamarah

I rate this 5/5 Stars because of the sentimental value I have for this book.

Bria

I still don't feel bad for alaska 🤷🏽‍♀️

Chloé

i will never get this time in my life back. like ever. ever. ever.

i dnf-ed this back when i was a teen and i didn’t know why i suddenly wanted to start this again but here i am and my unsolicited review.

my thoughts while reading this: 
- aren’t they a bunch of insufferable kids? 
- they’re so tumblr 2012-2014 angsty teens core 
- omg alaska 

i honestly liked the structure of the book’s narration. the chapters are arranged seemingly like a countdown that leads to alaska death. and after that, the chapters served as a timeline which shows the following events that happened to the group after her untimely demise.

2 stars because i’m basing on how i feel now that i’ve reread this as an adult. however, angsty teen me back in 2013 would’ve probably given this higher than that. overall, this is a coming-of-age novel which explores themes of hope, loss, friendship, and the search of meaning.

Amna A.

"There are many of us who would have to live with things done and things left undone that day. Things that did not go right, thing that seemed okay at the time because we could not see the future. If only we could see the endless string of consequences that result from our smallest actions. But we can't know better until knowing better is useless."

 I very much liked this John Green novel compared to The Fault in Our Stars, surprisingly, this was much more emotional for me. I found the sad parts really sad, and the funny parts made me laugh out unexpectedly. Though what made this book extra special, was that my friend had added her own comments to the book, making me see things I would not have paid attention to if not for the notes. :)

Vicky  Nuñez 

I LOVE John Green, so this review may be biased.

John Green is awesome. This is my first complete John Green book and I must admit it was not what I was expecting. 

Looking for Alaska is a very dark story about love, death, hope, Great Perhaps & final last words. Miles is what would be seen as a nerd and he decides to go to a school about nerds, you might think what is cool about them? Well, everything! 

Everything about the characters draws you in, their experiences and words. Alaska is a mystery, a puzzle everyone wants to figure it out, especially Miles. 

Looking for Alaska struck a cord inside of me, it makes you relate to these crazy characters and love them and obsess along them.

I have no words to describe this story, only to say that everyone should read it and if you haven't: what are you waiting for?

DFTBA.

i dnf-ed this back when i was a teen and i didn’t know why i suddenly wanted to start this again but here i am and my unsolicited review.

- aren’t they a bunch of insufferable kids? 

- they’re so tumblr 2012-2014 angsty teens core 

i honestly liked the structure of the book’s narration. the chapters are arranged seemingly like a countdown that leads to alaska death. and after that, the chapters served as a timeline which shows the following events that happened to the group after her untimely demise.

2 stars because i’m basing on how i feel now that i’ve reread this as an adult. however, angsty teen me back in 2013 would’ve probably given this higher than that. overall, this is a coming-of-age novel which explores themes of hope, loss, friendship, and the search of meaning.

i dnf-ed this back when i was a teen and i didn’t know why i suddenly wanted to start this again but here i am and my unsolicited review.

my thoughts while reading this: 

- aren’t they a bunch of insufferable kids? 

- they’re so tumblr 2012-2014 angsty teens core 

- omg alaska </3 

i honestly liked the structure of the book’s narration. the chapters are arranged seemingly like a countdown that leads to alaska death. and after that, the chapters served as a timeline which shows the following events that happened to the group after her untimely demise.

2 stars because i’m basing on how i feel now that i’ve reread this as an adult. however, angsty teen me back in 2013 would’ve probably given this higher than that. overall, this is a coming-of-age novel which explores themes of hope, loss, friendship, and the search of meaning.

Ana Luiza

Perfect. I don't have words. The best book of John Green.

sash.

Okay. I've been needling between 3 and 4 stars for this book that may well be my least favourite of John Green's books. Pudge was a likeable character and all, and I'm sure I must have been Pudge in earlier years, however,Pudge, Takumi, Lara and The Colonel remind me of a tamer version of Skins. Self-destructive beahviour fed by even more self-destructive behaviour.

I hated Alaska. Alaska made me want to fist something. She was selfish, emotionally immature and all too reminiscent of people I have met and wish to no longer associate with it. People who cling to their personal tragedies and never ever let them go. People who allow those tragedies to transform them into awful people who emotionally abuse and emotionally manipulate others around them.

But, the the one thing this novel had that kept me going was the prose. John Green manages tot urn abstract thoughts into the most beautiful prose. His thoughts on religion, especially the Buddhist faith and how suffering affects us all and what happens after- wow, that was fantastic.

Absolutely beautiful. So, yeah. 4 out of 5 stars for fantastic writing. Zilch for Alaska the character and this self-destructive bunch of teenagers.

Het grote misschien

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