So much of my love for this book comes from my love for John Green and his voice. I'm so happy to read purely him, as opposed to a character created by him, because all of his online content has shown what a wonderful voice and mind he has. The essays themselves varied, but even the ones I didn't like, I couldn't hold it against them. One issue in a few essays is that John establishes a topic, goes on a big philosophical tangent, and then last minute connects that to the OG topic with a sentence and a rating. It was definitely *a thing* that happened, but I can't hold it against the book because it was still perfectly lovely to read. My top 3 were: Googling Strangers, Bonneville Salt Flats, and Plague. I believe this book is best read in small pieces before bed, but that didn't stop me from eventually finishing it on a binge. I absolutely recommend.