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very good read! the plot and characters were very intriguing and I never found myself getting bored. it has the same intensity as looking for Alaska and paper towns! very good YA novel for teens looking for a good book. #SpringPicks
This might be one of my favorite books I’ve ever read! It shows Aza and her everyday struggles with OCD so much better than how it’s usually perceived. The book is very repetitive, but with the OCD Aza has, I think that’s exactly why it is. There are so many likeable characters and the storyline is so intriguing. It’s a great book for analyzing or just for fun. #RequiredReading
As someone who struggles with my metal health, this book is the closest thing I’ve read to describe it. This is my new favorite book.
It was interesting to get inside the mind of a young lady with anxiety and try to see things from her perspective. I loved the writing and had to laugh when 245 pages into the book we finally get to know why it's called "Turtles All The Way Down" and I love it! As someone who's dealt with anxiety issues, it was comforting to remember that I'm not alone and it was great to read Aza's descriptions of some of her feelings, which can be so hard to define. #SummerReading
This is a little different from other John Green book, but still has a similar writing style. I appreciate that It introduce mental illness in a way that is relatable. The book is a little slow but still interesting enough to want to get to the end. #SummerReading