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First booze. First mishap. First chick.
Last words
Miler Halter is fascinated by the last words of famous people - and rather bored with his safe home life. After high school, he applies to a boarding school to find out what François Rabelais, the great Renaissance humanist writer, meant by "The Great Perhaps". But what awaits him in Culver Creek is much more than that: here he meets Alaska Young, who drags Miles into his labyrinth and pushes him into the Great Maybe.
In the wake of Alaska, it tells about the indelible mark we can leave on each other's lives. A modern classic, the stunning debut of #1 bestselling author John Green and the birth of a groundbreaking new voice in contemporary literature.
"This novel is made truly unique by Miler Halter's brilliant, insightful, cringe-worthy yet tenacious voice."
Chicago Tribune
"Following Alaska is an imprint of John Green's amazing talent. This is the kind of writing talent that we can become different people by witnessing."
Guardian
"The clear highlight of the masterfully told story is the language, especially when it is spoken in Pufi's sharp voice."
CIRCUS
