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Despite the tumour-shrinking medical miracle that has bought her a few years, Hazel has never been anything but terminal, her final chapter inscribed upon diagnosis. But when a gorgeous plot twist named Augustus Waters suddenly appears at Cancer Kid Support Group, Hazel's story is about to be completely rewritten.

I just finished this book and I'm really sorry if this review doesn't make any sense but my words are a bit jumbled right now. I am sure you have either heard or read this book as the hype surrounding it is very big. As a blogger I sort of felt obligated to read it and I have been recommended it so many time, so finally I was able to get it at my school library. Now if you have not read this book you need to drop anything you're reading and read this somehow!

The writing style for me in this book wasn't all that great. It was very simplistic and sort of amateur but I find it means that anybody can read it. People who are non-readers can read it which means this books greatness can be shared with anybody. I found it slightly weird though because the writing was simple but there was a lot of talk about really serious matters.

I really like the protagonist, Hazel. She is very brave character battling cancer when she knows she can die any moment. I obviously fell in love with Augustus Waters and his quirky personality. The characters were well done and there isn't much else I can really say....I just loved the characters!

The concept of this book is obviously a very important one. I think it is very important for teenagers to explore it as it really reminds you that life isn't all rainbows and sunshine. I also found it very touching as my younger brothers friend has cancer and I found it really easy to relate too. This is a very emotional book and many people said they cried but I didn't as I don't really cry in books.

There's nothing much I can really say about this book. Just trust me when I say it was brilliant and you should go read it. There's nothing much I can really say...this review kind of failed. I'm really sorry but my mind is refusing to let me create any proper words. The Fault in Our Stars will forever have a place in my heart but I think I didn't enjoy it as much as I don't really go for these genres but boy was it amazing...

In the end I give it: