Aza struggles with OCD and her best friend, Daisy, explore and investigate what might've happened to Aza's "sad camp" friend David when his millionaire father suddenly goes missing. As they look for clues, we see Aza's daily battle with intrusive thoughts and many misconceptions people have about mental illness, grief, friendship, ego and self-centeredness, delightful existentialism...and the way we truly cannot experience any life but out own and the limitations this fact holds.

John Green's writing is spectacular as always and doesn't disappoint. His writing in this book especially is vulnerable and raw, and he has a way of humanizing everyone in a way that even though we get frustrated with characters, we can't hate them. I love this about John, and I hope he never stops writing because the world needs his work and the things he has to say. <3