Hazel is 17-years old and has been living with cancer in her lungs since she was 13. Her family believed her to be depressed seeing as she didn’t spend any time with friends and spent a lot of her time thinking about death. But that all changed one day in her support group when she first met Augustus Waters. Augustus, is a hot young guy with a great smile and happens to be recently cancer free. At first sight Augustus literally can’t take his eyes off Hazel. The two soon become an odd type of friends. Hazel doesn’t want to like him as much as she does because of her unstable state. But Augustus has a different view. See what happens to Hazel and Augustus in The Fault in Our Stars By John Green.
I LOVED The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. I could not put it down (that made for some late nights and getting to school late). I plan to read it many more times. It is so perfect I can’t find it in me to put it in my book pile (I have all my books in a pile), at the moment it is sitting on my night table even though I finished it well over 2-weeks ago. John Green is an AMAZING writer. I would suggest any of his books (Looking for Alaska and Paper Towns book reviews later). Though his writing contains some cursing and mature subjects, it is really good. I think The Fault in Our Stars is a book everyone should read at some point in there life. I would say that anyone under 10 shouldn’t read it. This is a touching and truthful and defiantly not sugar coated (at any point) story. The characters are great and you really fall in love with them. Warning: it’s a bit of a teary book, have tissues near by! The Fault in Our Stars is told from the point of view of Hazel Grace. She is a girl and it’s written by a boy, which causes some interesting thoughts! I would give The fault in Our Stars by John Green, a 9.9 out of 10.
The Fault in Our Stars is being made into a movie, which I’m VERY excited about. The movie comes out June 6, 2014 so you have some time to read it before then. The trailer was recently released click on this link to see it.
Also as a side note, it’s Spirit Week at my school and tomorrow is come in as a favorite book characters day. So I’m going as Isaac (a boy from The Fault in Our Stars) my friend Kiki is going as Augustus (One of the main characters who is a dude from The Fault in Our Stars) and my friend Ali is going as Hazel (The main character of The Fault in Our Stars). Yes, me and Kiki are girls and yes we are going as boys but who cares.
What are your thoughts in The Fault in Our Stars? Have you read it? Do you have any book suggestions for me or book reviews??
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Comments on: "The Fault in Our Stars Book Review" (6)
Hannah, I enjoyed hearing your thoughts on this book. I haven’t read it, but I’m now interested.
Do read it! I think you’ll like it:)
Hannah
This was definitely the best book I read last year!
Yeah! It’s a great one:)
Hannah
Hi Hannah! I really enjoyed this book review and I would totally have to agree. I thought this book was amazing and sad at the same time. This story is heartbreaking, but the author John Green, did a amazing job capturing the characters personalities and feelings. I also would have to agree that even though it was written by a different gender and it was from Hazel’s point of view he did a great job. This book is so sad and when I read it, I cried. I thought you did a great job of summing up the book without giving too much away and giving your opinion. Overall, I would have to give this book a 9 or 8.5 because even though it was really good, I would have deduct a point or two because it was so sad. Overall, I think you did a pretty could job on your review. Thanks for sharing! -Sidney
Thanks for reading and commenting Sidney! I myself, was very close to crying! I would agree some rating points needed to be taken away for the sadness in but it was a really great book! I couldn’t take away to many rating points. Thanks again for reading and commenting!
Hannah