Spiegelman Stories

Q never thought that he would go on another adventure with Margo Roth Speigelman again. She was supposedly happy traveling around America, taking jobs as they came and went. But when she comes knocking on his college dorm room, Q knows that something is going on. Something big. "The way I figure it, everyone gets a tragedy, and everyone gets a miracle. My miracle happens to be Margo Roth Spiegelman and my tragedy happens to also be Margo Roth Spiegelman, which is kinda ironic once you think about it; My tragedy was caused by my miracle." This story is a sequel to John Green's hit book, Paper Towns. Author's Note: Do NOT steal this book. Do NOT steal any of my ideas. Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy!

Mr. Jacobsen, renowned history teacher at Orlando's University, is sitting now in his office. In the living room, his children are playing with his wife. His beautiful, amazing wife. His life is now perfect. He takes a look out of the window, where the leaves are falling on the grass, making an amazing hurricane of red, yellow and brown in the air. Unexpectedly, the visage of someone came up in his mind, and he thought she was bloody beautiful. He shelved the tests of his student, opened a drower of his desk and put on the table a piece of paper and an old fountain pen. That was the 30th October 2029, when he realized that his life wasn't perfect, and that he has never stopped loving her. That was the 30th October 2029, when he wrote a letter to his only love: Margo Roth Spiegelman. SMT silviatomiotti To my brother, never inhibit your love for someone just because it doesn't seem to be the right thing. You decide, it's your feeling and it's your choice. All rights reserved Inspirated by John Green, Paper Towns.

Margo Roth Spiegelman climbed through Quentin Jacobsen's college dorm window. She needed help... Again. And she needed it bad. So she chose him again. Sequel to John Green's bestselling novel, Paper Towns. Disclaimer: I do not own Paper Towns. All rights to John Green.

This story picks up from when Quentin, Ben, Radar and Lacey get out of the minivan, seeing Margo's car parked on the side of the road. Could Quentin's original suspicions be right? What if they were too late? What if Margo Roth Spiegelman was already gone...

Good girls are bad girls that haven't been caught.

Ruthie Spiegelman was the forgotten child. Her parents were always paying attention to Margo, her older sister. As Ruthie got older, she became entangled in her sisters lies. She was also expected as the "good child" but what her parents didn't know is that her secrets could've helped uncover the case of Margo Roth Speigelman. This is the story of Paper Towns through Ruthie Speigelman's point of view.