Fault In Our Stars Book Review

The Fault in our Stars

Cancer. It's a very dreadful disease, indiscriminate in its choice of victim, occurs to a person
regardless of their age, gender or status. When we hear this word all we think about is how
dreadful the people who have cancer's life would be like. But that's not all that is there for them.

The author shines a light on cancer in a way that send intent awareness, to those that have both
won and lost the fight, as well as the damage done to those closest.

This Fault in our stars is about two people, Augustus Waters and Hazel Graze. Hazel has cancer and Gus is a survivor, and this book tells how they meet and how much their lives change after that.
This was my first John Green book and I absolutely loved it. The best part was that if felt real, unlike those 'happily ever after books there are which give us a satisfactory feeling but deep down we know we feel that it's not real.

This book has a sad ending but still it is one of my
favorite books of all time I love the main characters in this story

Hazel is a selfless and loving character she is also a very confident. She simply doesn't care what
the world thinks. She doesn't try to be cool" and follow anyone.

Augustus is confident, charming, and caring Gus is handsome and he knows it, but his
signature charm is endearing rather than arrogant. But when it comes to Hazel and Isaac he is completely selfless

The book is mainly from Hazel's point of view and in third person. The story has romance and anger, excitement and humor, and friendship and bravery for that is the direction we are led as Green develops the personality of a group of teens that have the courage to bring both laughter and tears.

The courage and humor the energy and despair all keep you on a roller coaster of
emotion. He takes you on a journey both terrible and beautiful.

I think no matter what genres of books you read; you will like this book