The Fault in Our Stars is a novel by John Green. The novel is about two teenage cancer patients who meet and fall in love. The novel has been made into a movie, which was released in 2014.
John Green’s The Fault in our Stars is an excellent novel and one of his best. It follows Hazel, a teenage girl with cancer, as she tries to live a normal life. This isn’t easy for her because she has to lug around an oxygen tank everywhere she goes.
The novel focuses on how Hazel deals with the fact that she is terminally ill, as well as how other people around her, such as Augustus, deal with it. Even though the novel has a very somber tone and subject matter, John Green manages to make it an enjoyable read by adding his trademark humor. The Fault in our Stars is an amazing novel that explores the complex topics of love, life, and death.
At a cancer support group for teens, Hazel meets Augustus Waters, who is Similar yet different to her in many ways. This novel tells a heartbreaking and heartwarming story about love, pain, courage, and inspiration. It also teaches valuable lessons about how to overcome obstacles in life. Augustus has osteosarcoma (bone cancer), and Hazel has stage IV thyroid cancer.
The book starts with Hazel’s viewpoint as she tells us about her life and how “cancer is the emperor of all maladies”. She talks about how her parents try to protect her by not letting her out much, but she eventually convinces them to let her go to a support group. It is there that she meets Augustus.
Augustus is funny and handsome, and he seems to be interested in Hazel from the start. They bond over their shared love of books and eventually start dating. As their relationship grows, so does the reader’s understanding of their individual cancers and what they mean for each person’s life. The novel deals with some heavy themes, but ultimately it is a story about love and hope.
John Green does an excellent job of creating relatable and likable characters. The novel is funny and heart-wrenching all at the same time. It will make you laugh and cry, and it will stay with you long after you’ve finished reading it. If you’re looking for a novel that will touch your heart, then I highly recommend The Fault in Our Stars.
Augustus Waters is unlikely to be a good match for Hazel. He lives life with uncertainty because his cancer is not 100% cured. Hazel hangs onto every day because she knows her time is limited. She doesn’t want to hurt Augustus because she knows he had been hurt before in a similar situation.
Augustus falls in love with Hazel and convinces her to go on a date with him. doctor tells Augustus that his cancer is not cured and that it will come back, but he doesn’t tell Hazel. Augustus and Hazel get close and eventually share their first kiss. Augustus then tells Hazel that his cancer is not cured and she reacts badly because she feels like he was hiding it from her. She doesn’t want to be with someone who is sick.
Augustus then goes on a trip to Amsterdam with his friend Isaac to see Peter Van Houten, the author of An Imperial Affliction, which is Hazel’s favorite book. When they meet him, he is nothing like they expected. He is rude and doesn’t want to talk to them. They eventually leave and Augustus is heartbroken.
While they are in Amsterdam, Augustus learns that his cancer has returned and that it is terminal. He doesn’t tell Hazel because he doesn’t want her to worry. When they get back home, Augustus tells Hazel that he is going to die soon. Hazel then decides that she wants to spend as much time with him as possible. They go on a road trip to visit Gus’s pre-cancer girlfriend, Caroline Mathers. Caroline is now married and has a baby. She is not the same person she was before cancer and this upsets Augustus.
The novel ends with Augustus dying and Hazel attending his funeral. She is left with a lot of unanswered questions, but she is at peace knowing that she loved and was loved by Augustus Waters.
Every day, Hazel sits in her house reading the same book repeatedly. For some strange reason, she decides to share it with Augustus. He has his own secretive motive for loving the book just as much as she does.
The novel is special to them both, and it helps them understand each other in a way that nobody else can.
novel follows two teenagers who meet at a cancer support group and fall in love. Hazel Grace Lancaster is a seventeen-year-old with thyroid cancer that has spread to her lungs. Augustus “Gus” Waters is a sixteen-year-old former basketball player who lost his leg to osteosarcoma.
Hazel feels that her cancer has robbed her of enough already, and she doesn’t want Gus to have to experience the pain of losing somebody he loves so she tries to push him away. But Gus is determined to show Hazel that life is still worth living, and he won’t give up on her easily.
Augustus uses his money from the Wish foundation for cancer patients to bring Hazel and her mother to Amsterdam so that they can meet the author of the book they both like. They are disappointed to learn that the writer they were expecting to meet is a repulsive jerk, and they depart as soon as they have arrived. Many of the circumstances in which Hazel and Augustus find themselves are quite true-to-life.
Augustus tells Hazel that the novel is “a love story, like Romeo and Juliet, except without the dying part.” Unfortunately, their own love story is not as simple. Augustus has to confront his own mortality when he learns that his cancer has returned. The novel deals with some very heavy topics, but it is ultimately a very hopeful and life-affirming story. It is a novel about two teens who are incredibly brave and selfless in the face of their own mortality. Augustus and Hazel’s love for each other is incredibly inspiring and will stay with readers long after they finish the book.
