Letters to Alaska

In Letters to Alaska, Harry meets an undeniably shy, yet ironically outspoken and quirky, Alaska. Alaska takes an immediate interest to Harry, noticing from the second she saw him that he gives off an aura completely different from anyone else. After some serious dedication on Harry's part, Alaska finally agrees to hang out with Harry in hopes of figuring out what's so different about him, and Harry manages to become one of her closest friends quite quickly. One day, Harry notices a book left at his house that he's never seen, and upon opening it, he realises it's Alaska's journal. Harry tries resisting the urge to read it, but gives in, in the hope that it'll provide some insight to why she's the way she is. All Harry wants is to know Alaska, to truly know her down to her bones, and he does now, he knows every single thing. Harry returns Alaska's journal anonymously, and begins to write her letters as the anonymous finder of the journal, confessing to reading it and letting her know what he thought of her, and all her thoughts. Harry knows what he's doing is wrong, and he will tell her when the time is right, but will that be too late? Follow the journey of Letters to Alaska to find out.