The main character is named Miles
Halter. He is a junior and lives in
Florida. Miles isn’t that popular at
school and wants to leave home to go to a boarding school called Culver’s
Creek. Culver’s Creek Boarding School is
located in the middle of Alabama and Miles must adapt to no AC anywhere on
campus. His new roommate: Chip Martin or
‘The Colonel.’ Chip is from California
and it is his 3rd year at Culver’s Creek. The last important character in Looking
for Alaska is Alaska. This is her 3rd
year at Culver’s Creek. Alaska and Chip
are best friend because they bonded through pranking kids and teachers at the
school.
Some of the conflicts in my book
are person vs. person. The rich kids at
the school always think they are better than all the other kids so Chip and
Alaska have pulled pranks on them before.
Miles is faced with peer pressure because he is offered beer and cigarettes. He gives in to cigarettes and this is person
vs self. Another example of a conflict
is that Alaska thinks Miles is cute but Alaska has a boyfriend so they can’t
date.
This book reminds me of the Alex
Rider series (Stormbreaker, Crocodile Tears, Scorpia, etc.) Alex Rider was faced with a whole new
challenge, being the first teen of the British intelligence agency MI6. Just like Miles was faced with the new
challenge of being the new kid at Culver’s Creek Boarding School.
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