Extended Summary - Turtles All The Way Down: Based On The Book By John Green

EXTENDED SUMMARY

TURTLES ALL THE WAY DOWN

BASED ON THE BOOK BY JOHN GREEN

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CONTENT

The Fictionality of Self

The Pickett Mystery

Meeting Davis Pickett

Hacking and Investigation

The Police Report

Double Date and Hidden Theater

The Notes App

The Ayala Stories

The Car Accident

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

Turtles All the Way Down by John Green follows Aza, a teenage girl navigating the complexities of mental health and identity while investigating the disappearance of a local billionaire. Aza struggles with obsessive thoughts and anxiety, often manifested physically, and grapples with the idea that she might not be in control of her own life. Her friendship with Daisy is central to the story; however, a rift forms due to Aza’s self-centeredness and Daisy’s portrayal of her in fan fiction. Aza's relationship with Davis, the missing billionaire’s son, offers her connection and intimacy despite her anxieties. The mystery of the disappearance leads Aza and Daisy into an investigation that uncovers secrets, while exploring themes of reality, selfhood, and the power of human connection.