Looking for Alaska

Style and Technique

John Green's novel Looking for Alaska is written in a realistic style with elements of young adult literature. The author uses simple and accessible language, which helps readers easily immerse themselves in the world of the main characters. The book features numerous dialogues, making the narrative lively and dynamic. Green skillfully uses the main character's internal monologues and reflections to convey his emotional state and inner experiences. Literary devices such as flashbacks and symbolism play an important role in the development of the plot and the exploration of themes. The structure of the novel is divided into two parts: «Before» and «After», emphasizing a key event in the characters' lives and its impact on their future. An important element is also the use of metaphors and allusions, which add depth and layers to the narrative.