I’m new here and I love the fault in our stars

I deco the front of my drawing book with quotes from Percy Jackson and the fault in our stars

Hey !

J'ai adoré " Nos étoiles contraires " , j'ai continué avec " Qui es tu Alaska " que j'ai beaucoup moins aimé et avec " Flocons d'amour".

J'ai envie de continuer les livres de John Green, mais j'hésite entre " Will et Will " ou " Tortues à l'infini".

Que me conseillerez vous ?

Mine would be 'Looking for Alaska' is very well written. The emotion and characters are all so different. It shows we are flawed. And I like the mystery at the end.

· What do you know about the main character Miles? Describe him as he is in the beginning of the novel. What is it like for him in Florida? What do you know about his family?

So I am someone who likes to read a book multiple times keeping different character as the centre character in my mind.

I have done this with Paper Town and Looking for Alaska. And I loved it. I repeated this with Harry Potter and it was awesome.

Now I was thinking, can meditation help me be a better reader and enjoy the text more. I have started meditating recently but I know it would take sometime before I realise is it helping or not.

So is there someone here who has tried meditation and can share his experience.?

So the Colonel spoke this, I wanted help if any of you know what the word 'blows' in this context means. I also had doubts regarding the fact that earlier Alaska says that the labyrinth wasn't life or death. So is there more to how the labyrinth of suffering means that of which there is in life?