the fault in our stars

[Joseph]

Oh, I loved it! The character didn't feel any stereotyped and they were full of real emotions. I study at a hospital and it is not infrequent to see scenes like the ones described in the book. I can definitely say that I fell in love with the protagonists and was quite... well, taken abash by what they did.
Definitely a book that I would re-read again!

[Kenisha]

I absolutely loved this book! This is actually my first time reading anything by John Green and I must say I'm pleased that I did. I can't wait to go and see the movie when it comes out. The only thing I didn't like about the book is that I felt it wasn't long enough it ended way to soon and also I don't like how it ended there should have been at least 2 to 3 more chapters after Hazel read the email. The chapters should have included her thoughts on the email and how she felt about how Augustus felt about her. I feel as thought the author should have let us know how Hazel was doing maybe 6 months after Augustus's death and how she's doing with her own treatments. Other than that I loved the book!!

[Sheridan]

I absolutely loved this book! The characters were not at all cliche and your typical "cancer patients". There was so much happiness and humour in a book that is written around death.
I love how the book ended, to me it was very similar to ' An imperial affliction' and i believe thats how it should be, thats how they would have wanted it.

[Paris]

The fault in our stars I believe is one of the bestest novels that John Green has written. I never cry with any books or movies however, this book/movie had me bawling my eyes out. The way he gets you hooked on particular characters just amazes me. This book blew me away as I had second thoughts about reading it but I am glad that I did. I highly recommend it to everyone however, when you go to see the movie bring tissues TT_TT ^_^v