"The idea of definite death itself captivates me. Being able to decide for yourself when you die must be wonderful. Maybe not even that. Peaceful death would be nice - after a full life stocked with health and pleasant memories with the ones you love. I imagine that illness is the worst possible way to die. But I've digressed..." *All people, places, and events in this book are completely fictional unless otherwise stated.*

“But Alessandra, the thing is there must always be darkness in our lives. Without it, how would we ever see the stars, the very stars that we marvel at, that we navigate by, and without fail transport us to exactly where we need to be.” Alessandra Davenport has always believed that the lives of teenagers are worth much more than what the general public believes. She has seen them do amazing things, live, love, hurt, and get by, all in amazing fashion. She believes them to be stronger than they themselves know, wiser than any adult would ever give credit, and influential beyond belief. But this isn't her story, no not by far. All she did was write it down. Twelve unlikely heroes. Teens themselves, who have somehow managed to play the crazy game known as life. Ordinary people, difficult circumstances, and a thrilling show of human triumph.

In which two teenagers, who are Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters personified, fall in love whilst reading The Fault In Our Stars. © bleached