


“Some infinities are bigger than other infinities.”–JohnGreen.
Have you ever read a book and just sat there stunned, bawling your eyes out and just thinking wow that story was just breathtaking? Wow, because you felt so connected to the character’s emotions, feelings and what they were going through? This is exactly the kind of feeling you get after you read The Fault in Our Stars. I finished this book quite a while ago but it was so amazing, I decided I needed to write a review about it on this blog.
For those of you who haven’t read this book yet, The Fault in Our Stars was at first about a shy sixteen-year-old girl named Hazel Grace Lancaster who was diagnosed with lung cancer. Her mom forced her go to a cancer support group in order to make new friends and get more involved. At the support group she met August Waters who was diagnosed with osteoarthritis which was why he only had one leg. They immediately bonded, over sharing their experiences and similar interests together. They eventually began to fall in love during the frequent time spent together even though Hazel did not want to be close to anyone as she described herself as a time bomb that can blow any minute, hurting others around her. Hazel was also obsessed with a book called An Imperial Affliction by author Peter Van Houten and recommended it to Augustus. They both ended up getting a chance to meet him and they began their crazy, heart-breaking and wonderful journey to meet their dream author and find out more about An Imperial Affliction. However, near the end of their journey Augustus admitted that his osteoarthritis had come back, numbing his entire body. The ending lies tragic, but I’m not going to spoil why! (Even though I really really want to!)
You’ll have to read the book if you want to find out the ending! After reading this book, I started crying SO HARD like I literally had tears and tears streaming down my face. My mom had asked me what happened and I said I just read one of the most saddest books in my life which was actually true. Cancer books are just not my thing but this one hit me hard! The reason why I liked this book so much was because it described cancer patients so well and how they felt. It wasn’t their fault that they got cancer because they were born with it. Props to John Green for being such a good author! There’s also a movie based on this book with actors Shaliene Woodley and Ansel Elgort which was very sad as well. Personally I think the book was better but that is just my opinion. Well, bye for now!
and Happy Reading! Okay? Okay.
The Fault in Our stars: 5 out of 5 stars.
~Bella