The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
by Sam Arnold-Boyd on Mar.07, 2014, under Grief, Real life, Romance, Student Reviews
Review by Mengmei C.
Who would like this book? I would say girls would like this book, and guys would like it just as much. It’s really romantic, sad, and happy, with a ton of emotions which will make you cry.
The goods on this book: Hazel Grace Lancaster is a girl who has terminal cancer in her lungs and must use an oxygen container. Her mother made her attend a support group she really isn’t interested in, and she meets a boy named Augustus Waters. Augustus has bone cancer, which made him lose a leg. Quickly becoming friends, they share a ton of common interests and one thing they love is this book called An Imperial Affliction by Peter Van Houten. The two of them try to find the mystery of what happens at the end of the book, and what will happen during the journey of getting there? Their relationship soon grows, and so do the emotions in the book. John Green has made this book really realistic, and I promise you’ll enjoy this book.
The details: 318 pages; 2012 Review by Mengmei C.
