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Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close

Author: Jonathan Safran Foer

Book Locations

  • Central Park

    In "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close," Central Park is where Oskar Schell searches for clues about his father, using the park as a place of reflection and connection to his lost parent.

  • Ground Zero

    Ground Zero is the site where Oskar's father died on 9/11, serving as the emotional and literal center of Oskar's quest to understand his loss.

  • The Empire State Building

    The Empire State Building is one of the stops on Oskar's journey, representing his desire to connect the dots of his father's life across the vast city.

  • The Queensboro Bridge

    The Queensboro Bridge is significant in Oskar's journey, representing his attempts to bridge the gap between his memories and the reality of his father's death.

  • The United Nations Headquarters

    The United Nations Headquarters is a symbol of the global impact of 9/11, as Oskar grapples with the enormity of the event and its effects on his personal life.

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