Turtles All the Way Down

"The Turtles provides the lesson we need right now: Yes, that's okay ... John Green creates a very honest, sometimes painful and always vibrant novel all the time. We welcome John Green, we miss you.

"Comprehensive emotional bloody blood ... John Green did not create books as though we were thinking about the intermittent reality they experienced and made a place where we could find the most difficult and easy-to-understand ideas Wherever you are, we are somewhere - the green novel makes this trip a less lonely journey whether it is up or not. "

"Given psychosis and weak obsessive compulsive disorder, their main role is not constantly felt as struggling, and love explores the definition of happy endings, whether tragedy or failure. Everyone has a common lesson.

"An incredibly powerful story about the pains of mental illness, the stress of young people, and the adulthood when you feel that you are about to quit."

★ "It is very helpful ... so far, Green's most mature work should receive all the honors that will definitely succeed."

★ "In this era of uneasiness almost every week, this deep compassionative novel about learning to live with the devil, and loving your imperfect self is timely and important."

★ "Profound resonance and powerful novels will provide information and inspiration to readers, even if that breaks their heart." You must buy it. "

In every contemporary context, it is stated that "the turtle is down". For example, "Turtles All the Way Down" is the name of a song by country artist Sturgill Simpson of 2014 country music album "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music". Turtles All The Way Down is also a title of John Green's 2017 novel about a girl with obsessive compulsive disorder. Famous scientists (such as Bertrand Russell) are giving public lectures on astronomy. He explained how the earth orbits the sun and how the sun goes around the center of numerous stars known as the Milky Way. At the end of the lecture, an old lady behind the room stood up and said, "You say it is garbage, the world is actually a flat plate that is supported behind a huge turtle." Where is it? "You are smart, young, very smart," the old lady said.

John the Turtles, Green John Turtles offers a wondrous and fun adventure with an attractive combination of high school episode lines that frequently appear in John Green's books. The novel is spoken through the eyes of Aza suffering from anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. When a strange businessman disappeared, Aza and her friend Daisy started acting in hopes of receiving a reward of 100,000 dollars. In the process of understanding what happened, Aza must make use of the world of friends and boy's plays and strive to improve her mental health. The end result is an interesting, sometimes sad story that is worth reading. - Kayla Tuchman, grade 2018

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There seems to be many myths and anecdotes behind "the turtle is falling down". Even recent novels are well thought out. If the world remains behind a huge tortoise, what does this turtle rely on? Of course, there is a bigger turtle. When we understand something, the way we understand it depends on other things we already know. These epistemological turtles have their own way of living, their own order, and in these respects the world can not flatten. When it turns out that the cornerstone we know is completely wrong (and ready to admit it), it may be necessary to reconsider and organize much of what we know not.