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Analysis Of Turtles All The Way Down

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The book Turtles all the way down is a book centers around a 16 year old girl names Aza Holmes and she deals with a lot of anxiety problems and the book walks through her struggle trying to find her friends lost dad who is opulent. While searching meticulously for Davis’s dad they run into an belligerent gard who questions them and takes them to Davis. When Aza askes Davis if he knows where his father is he replies ” My dad’s a huge shitbag. He skipped town before getting arrested because he’s a coward” (sam 34). I don't think they end up finding Davis’s father because he has a lot of money to help him stay hidden. And he did too much bad stuff to get caught so its death or staying in hiding forever. If he uses his resources and money well

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