John-green Stories

So a week after Augustus Waters died I couldn't continue. It was all getting to much. My mom took me to a therapist to "help forget". It only made me think of him more and more. About how I could have stopped him from driving away in his car to get his cigarets. I could have been there sooner. Heaven knows that I won't be around for much longer. I have crated a little barrier of people who can talk to me, so I lower the depression in lives. I only text my parents and talk to my doctor. My mom still believes that I deserve a life. But I don't have a life. I have cancer. I would prefer no life at this point. Many may not know this but before I met Gus... I almost to a kill pill. I've seriously thought about a rope or another pill these past few minutes. And yesterday I almost drove off the rode, but there was a police car in front of me.

Twenty days since Augustus Waters, the lanky, blue eyed boy with the crooked smile and a fear of oblivion limped across this earth. Twenty days since I've been called Hazel Grace. Twenty-eight days since his pre-funeral, where I read him the eulogy I had written him--The Last Good Day of Augustus Waters. - Ignoring the completely unoriginal title, this is a fanfiction based on The Fault in Our Stars by John Green.

A heartbreaking love story told from the perspective of Rosie Fischbach. It takes place in a hospital where, despite the eerie veil of death, there is more life than what meets the eye.

This is the story Hazel Grace Lancaster reads by Peter Van Houten. All copyright based on characters, setting, and overall plot belongs entirely to John Green but overall, most quotes and story in between I wrote myself. I hope you all like it as I know Hazel did. It may not be perfect but all in all I did what I can. Hope you enjoy it and please put hate aside if it is not the story you envisioned from The Fault in Our Stars. :) ------------------------------------ Anna Delany, a girl who suffered through cancer the first part of her life, finally feels as if the worst is over. She is cancer-free and only hopes for her friends and family. That is until a man moves in across the street who is a Dutch tulip trader which Anna calls "The Dutch Tulip Man." Things start to unravel as Anna realizes that her one eyed mother is in love with the Dutch Tulip Man and Anna faces a terrible problem that could not only affect herself but the people around her. Based on John Green's concept of story.

A John Green style short novel situated around the lives of two teenagers; Blake and Aimee. Blake is a pessimistic, self-loathing cancer patient while Aimee is a seemingly optimistic, introverted book worm. But there is more beneath the surface. As Blake's condition worsens, these two teenagers begin to realise that life is short, and that in the end everyone needs someone to love... This is my first story. My friend insisted that I publish it but I really didn't feel like it was good enough... Hope you all like it :)