Petervanhouten Stories

A collection of other people's (credited) plot twists and some of my own having to do with the book and movie The Fault in Our Stars by John Green.

Anna. The daughter of a woman who looks for hope in the beauty of tulips, any and every tulip. But Annas case is not going to receive some miracle. No, shes going to die. Whether or not her mom believes it.. cancer isnt on her side. Living with her mom, and Cyphilus, Annas hamster, and surrounded by tulips of every colour, isnt quite the most ideal way of spending your remaining days. Somehow, someway, a man could change the heart of your situation. Your mother's too.

Based on the popular story by John Green. I have decided to create a sequel of The Fault in Our Stars of how Hazel comes to pass and what she does to deal with Augustus' death, hopefully I'll be able to pull it off and I really hope I don't disappoint any one. Hazel has cancer thyroid, with mets in her lungs to be exact and has recently lost her beloved boyfriend Augustus to cancer to, a different cancer called osteosarcoma which also caused him to lose his leg. They had some great times together and an even better story which is beautifully documented by John Green in his original story (if you haven't read it yet check it out it's absolutely brilliant!) The story is not true and any characters or circumstances that are relatable to anyone are completely coincidental. Thank you for reading! Enjoy the sequel!

Don't judge if it's not how you pictured. Sorry. This is how I pictured it. Don't be a dumb hater and if you think I'm awful, thanks a lot. Like Augustus Waters once said, the world is not a wish granting factory.

After Augustus had died, Hazel didn't know what to do. She was quiet all the time, and then Peter showed up and gave her something. She was still quiet, and didn't open his gift. But when she does, what she finds will make her life... Her very short life.

This is a short sequel to The Fault In Our Stars.

• "If John Green's novel can state that his character smoked to die, and here I do refer to Alaska Young, why can't i? And to anyone who'll be contradicting me, no you idiots she didn't die because of smoking. It was the stupid 'act of love' that caused her her life. Go read the damn book and then talk to me but till then thank you for letting me enjoy this beautiful cigarette and listening to your crappy oratory skills." he said as he walked out of the class. "And also never let this beautiful lady draped in orange and white be used as a metaphor by some stupid cancer patient, who in the end died yet again."

A letter to Peter Van Houten, regarding the question he asks Hazel (Have you ever stopped and thought of why these questions mean so much to you?) <though it isn't a story based off of John Greens book, it does mention a quote and character that belong to him. The rest is my property.>

"The fault in our stars" is an amazing book written by John Green, which inspires millions of teens around the world. Many of you must be wondering: 1. How was John Green able to write a cancer patient's story so perfectly, even though he hasn't suffered from cancer ? 2. Was he inspired by someone for writing it ? 3. Was any of the characters a part of his life ?? Sure, there are answers for this......read on to find out....

I, Anna, was just a normal 12 year old girl, well aside from the fact I have cancer. I guess I can't say I'm normal, my mother is a one-eye crazy tulip lady in love with the Dutch Tulip Man. My father I don't know much about, he hated my mother and me so he left. As for my pet hamster Sisyphus well he just likes to run on his wheel in his cage. I don't live a normal life but I surely do live a life that's normal to me.

If you have read The Fault In Our Stars by the one and only amazing John Green, then you will know what an Imperial Affliction is. This is our own version of what we would think the book would be like if it were real. The story includes The Dutch Tulip Man, Anna, and some other characters that we think you would fall in love with along the way.

This takes place months after Gus' letter & (death) . Hazel's condition is getting worse but she never stop thinking about Gus. Peter Van Houten has been sending letters to Hazel, but just like how he had treated her own previous letters, Peter's letters are accumulating at the corner of Hazel's room. Hazel's dying, but this is her sequel .

An Imperial Affliction is a story about a young girl who is in remission of leukemia. This story idea was not ours, but it was inspired by the fictitious author Peter Van Houten (The Fault in Our Stars, John Green). New chapters every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Here's what to expect from this book: 1) Favorite quotes on The Fault in our Stars 2) Having the feels with each quote 3) Seeing once again how perfect Gus is :) 4) Wishing to meet a guy like Augustus Waters ***Warning: This book may cause major reactions of fangirling and feels because of Augustus Waters*** Don't say we didn't warn you ;)

This is the story of Anna (Ans). Her struggle with cancer, her struggle with boys, and most of all the struggle of Family and Friends. Go with Anna as she discovers what to do when the person she love most is a sadistic asshole. - You don't think I would have figured out, am I really that dumb in your mind? I have known for weeks. I have just been holding out. For this very moment. A "Carrie" moment, if you will. This is what you deserve, not me. You will never deserve me. I just hope that you two stay happy... All the assholery that you have committed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is based on An Imperial Affliction in John Green's The Fault In Our Stars. I do NOT own Anna or her mother or anyone mentioned in TFIOS in relation to AIA (I don't own the idea of cancer either). Everything else, however, IS mine.