Young Adults' Behavior, In Colleen Hoover's Maybe Not

Abstract

This study analyzes the Young Adults’ Behavior, in Colleen Hoover’ Maybe Not. It claims that the adolescents face risk in their life because of selfishness, which arises out of the fragmented values prevailing in the American society. Through the interpretative approach, this study argues that the apartment life is the microcosm of the American society. The qualitative research also derives idea from David Wolfe and Peter Jaffe to examine the behaviors of children over the course of development during the teenage. Such teenage indifferent and indecisive behaviors are only aggravated by fragmented of values prevailing in American society.