John Green writes the mystery novel "Paper Towns" to address the point that people should stop idolizing those who they are romantically interested in. People start to believe that the person they like is out of their league and that they are not good enough for them. In the book, one of the main characters, Quentin "has so profoundly and consistently misimagined [Margo] that he can't find her- not because she's so hard to find but because in a sense he's looking for the wrong person" (johngreenbooks.com). This book shows its readers a different perpective rather than the typical princess and the frog stroyline. Paper Towns is about a boy, Q, who is in love with Margo, the most popular girl in school. One night, Margo sneaks into Q's window