Hazel makes a great narrator for the story and keeps the book a story about a boy and a girl who just happen to have cancer. Overall: 5Ĭharacters: 5 As with any writer who can truly write Green is able to bring a great cast of characters to the plot.

They are left to love each other through thick and thin and living with the fact that just being alive with each other is enough.

They get to experience dreams with each other that neither thought were possible, but in the end, escaping something they both know is inescapable is not an option. Slowly, their bond, aided by their mutual love and curiosity about An Imperial Affliction, grows and Hazel realizes that falling in love is something that cannot be stopped or controlled, and when she opens herself up to experiencing it she falls for Augustas too. With a glowing prognosis, Hazel is weary of letting Augustus get too close to her given that she is weary of hurting anymore people when she passes, which is an inevitable fact of Hazel's life. Augustus Waters was supposed to have beat his cancer battle only at the loss of his leg. Ever since leaving school three years before, she became somewhat of a homebody with a love for never ending marathons of Top Chef and Project Runway and mainly left the house to go to the support group her mother forced her to attend. Hazel knows that the only thing that is certain is that they cannot know how long she has to live. Overview: Hazel Grace has terminal cancer. The Fault in Our Stars by John Green The Book Purchase Here

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