Paper Towns

Style and Technique

John Green's novel «Paper Towns» is written in the young adult genre, with elements of mystery and philosophical prose. The author's style is characterized by its lightness and accessibility, making the book appealing to a teenage audience. The language of the work is rich with lively dialogues, humor, and sarcasm, which helps create realistic portrayals of the characters and their relationships. Green employs numerous literary devices such as metaphors, symbolism, and allusions. For example, «paper towns» serve as a metaphor for the illusory and superficial aspects of life. The narrative structure is linear but includes flashbacks and the main character's internal monologues, allowing for a deeper understanding of his thoughts and feelings. The book is divided into three parts, each reflecting a specific stage in the plot's development and the characters' evolution.