The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
by Sam Arnold-Boyd on Mar.13, 2014, under Grief, Real life, Student Reviews
Review by Hailey H.
Who would like this book? Personally, I think that anyone would like it. I don’t think it’s really girly; it’s just right and I even know of a boy who read it and loved it.
The goods on this book: The Fault in Our Stars is a book about two young cancer survivors who fall in love. Augustus Waters and Hazel Lancaster meet through a Support Group and soon become inseparable. Hazel’s always been the sickest person in the room, but she’s used to it. So when she meets Augustus Waters, who is just like her, she can’t help but fall for him. Hazel and Augustus can relate to each other through their experiences with cancer. Once Hazel shows Augustus the book she’s obsessed with, The Imperial Affliction,” she gets him hooked as well, leading the two to bond over it. The Fault in Our Stars might seem depressing and it kind of is, but it’s also one of the sweetest books I’ve ever read.
The details: 318 pages; 2012 Review by Hailey H.
