A kind of alaska critical essays

Looking for Alaska. Introduction: “The only way out of the labyrinth of suffering is to forgive.” John Green, the author of Looking for Alaska, writes a story about a group of young adults, where we see how love and friendship are special and how life can vanish in a moment.

At last Miles and Chip never get to know what really happened in that accident but they understood that the only way out of the “labyrinth” of life and suffering is to forgive themselves which was what Alaska had left them after her death. Boarding school was over, Chip got ready to leave for vacation with his mother and Miles as well.

Topics can range from analyzing a modern or historical event, film, book, types of music, and complicated social and political issues. It is a form of evaluation and observation with subjective elements. Critical analysis helps one to better understand a subject and it allows one to examine different controversial points of view.

Analysis and Evaluation: In this book John Green was trying to tell how he sees the real world in a teen fiction story. John was trying to introduce the reader into the “labyrinth of life” and persuade us to look for our own “Great Perhaps” (purpose in life).