The day after I finished The Fault in Our Stars, I started reading it again. It's just such a great book! It definitely deserves a rating of 5 out of 5. Every event that takes place throughout the story is meaningful.
The story starts out with a young girl Hazel, who is fighting cancer in her lungs. Every week she is forced to go to a rather boring and hardly useful support group, along with other kids with cancer. One week a new cancer surviver, Augustus, attends the support group. Right from the start, Hazel instantly found herself falling in love with everything about him. The two of them further connect over Hazel's favorite book, The Imperial Affliction. This leads them on a journey seeking to find the answers left unknown at the end of the book. But as Augustus says, "The world is not a wish granting factory," and this task is made nearly impossible by unexpected events that leave the reader in suspense.
This book sounds really interesting!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I'm saying this, but this book actually sounds really good. I MIGHT consider reading it, but only after I read The Longest Ride! :)
ReplyDeleteI've heard a lot of good things about this book! I think I'll probably choose to read it next.
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