"Turtles All the Way Down" by John Green is a fiction novel depicting the life of a teenage girl with severe anxiety. This story is about Aza Holmes, an emotionally troubled teen who reunites with a childhood friend after he goes through a terrible loss. Aza works with her friend, Daisy, to help Davis with his problems, while also trying to work through her own mental issues. Along the way, she finds herself making new relationships, but also breaking others. In the end, this book shows just how hard it is to be a teenager, especially one with anxiety. The story takes place in Indianapolis, Indiana, in the present. The most important character in the book is Aza Holmes. The protagonist in the story is Aza. She is a round character because we know that she is quiet, intelligent, and cautious. She is a static character because she does not experience a change throughout the course of the book. The antagonist is Aza 's anxiety. Because the antagonist is not an actual person, it does not have characteristics. Aza Holmes and her best friend Daisy decide to do some investigating after they learn that Aza 's former friends ' father, Russel Pickett, is missing. They are caught by security on Russel 's property and taken to see his son, Davis, because they claimed to know him. Consequently, Aza and Davis begin to grow closer to each other and develop feelings. Thanks to the clues given to her by Davis ' brother Noah, Aza realizes that she knows where Russel is. Davis tells