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John Green - Biography

Green is a name that has become synonymous with literary masterpieces for young people and stories that leave a mark on readers "hearts. He is one of the most influential and popular American writers of modern times. In this biography, we will tell you about the life and career of a Green, his creative ideals and the impact on modern literature and youth.

John was born on August 24, 1977 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. His childhood was inspired by reading and interest in literature. He graduated from Kendlestone School and Kendlestone University, specializing in English and religious literature.

After graduation, John moved to Chicago and worked at the Green Oven bookstore, which contributed to his inspiration and desire to become a writer.

John Green's first book, Looking for Alaska, was published in 2005 and became an instant bestseller. This book tells about the life and friendship of teenagers in boarding school and won the hearts of young readers with its sensuality and deep emotional experiences.

The following works, such as The Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns, also became bestsellers and brought John Green worldwide fame. "To Blame the Stars" stood out especially for its ability to discuss complex and sensitive topics such as illness and death through the lens of love and hope.

John is also known for his active involvement in social and activist movements. He and his brother Hank created the popular YouTube channel "Vlogbrothers," which became a platform for discussing various social and cultural issues.