One of most banned books in America, John Green’s debut novel “Looking for Alaska” is nearly impossible to define.
Back in 2008, author John Green filmed a YouTube video titled “I Am Not A Pornographer.” In it, he discussed his debut novel Looking For Alaska, which had been out for three years. A high school ...
Yahoo: 'Looking for Alaska' author John Green speaks out against school board candidate's push to ban his novel in his hometown
Author John Green responded to a suggestion by a school board candidate in his hometown that his first novel, "Looking for Alaska," be pulled from public school libraries. In a TikTok video posted ...
'Looking for Alaska' author John Green speaks out against school board candidate's push to ban his novel in his hometown
John Green’s first novel in nearly a decade is also a kind of debut — a work of fiction for adults. The author of such favorites for young people as “The Fault in Our Stars” and “Looking for Alaska” ...
John Green’s debut novel “Looking for Alaska” is the latest addition to Utah’s growing list of titles banned from all public schools in the state. The 2005 young adult fiction book follows 16-year-old ...
Early in John Green’s 2005 debut novel Looking For Alaska, its teenage protagonist Miles Halter, newly settled at a boarding school in Alabama, sits down for a World Religions class. The teacher, ...
John Green's 2006 novel, "Looking for Alaska," has been published in more than 30 languages and taught in both high school and college, according to the author's website. Indiana General Assembly: ...