THE FAULT IN OUR STARS BOOK REVIEW MOVIE

I felt disconnected to their lives based on how they carried on throughout the book. I struggled to connect with the characters, even through the very difficult times.

Let me start off by saying that the quotes were pretentious and hardly relatable, some had me rolling my eyes a couple of times. I admit, I did tear up at some parts of the book, but that didnвЂ™t make it a masterpiece. I appreciated the fact that the book stuck to one point of view. ItвЂ™s written in the first person, from HazelвЂ™s point of view. The book starts off with easy to read and understand dialogues, and has a good pace. As both face their fears of a shorter life together, they also find a reason to find the best in each situation, hope. When she reluctantly attends a cancer support group at her motherвЂ™s request, she catches the eye of Augustus Waters, another cancer patient with a unique outlook of the world, who is there to support his friend, Isaac.ДЄs their relationship grows, they discover friendship, heartbreak and love along the way. Her whole life has been an isolation from the world. Hazel is a 16 year old girl, diagnosed with lung cancer. All opinions and views are my own.Д«ook review: The Fault in Our Stars by John Green #bookreview Tweet Plot: I feel like had I not read the book, it wouldnвЂ™t have changed my outlook on it.ДЄnother note: not every death is glorious, death is cold and the world is uncaring.ДISCLAIMER: This review could contain possible spoilers based on my opinions.

THE FAULT IN OUR STARS BOOK REVIEW MOVIE

I first watched the movie then thought let me try the novel, maybe it would be better since it does happen that movies donвЂ™t live up to the expectations that the author has brought forth. Rather the unrealistic conversations that took away the moments by overly complicating something that wasnвЂ™t to be true. While John Green has stated that itвЂ™s a work of fiction and the medical things arenвЂ™t real, thatвЂ™s not what was the deciding factor of feelings towards the book. It had itвЂ™s moments yes, but they werenвЂ™t as great as IвЂ™d thought they would be for a couple of reasons. There were one or two moments that brought a tear to my eye but it wasnвЂ™t so overwhelming that I needed to throw the book to the floor and bury myself under a blanket with no interest in facing the world again. And I didnвЂ™t feel it all that tugging at my heart strings. Yes, itвЂ™s a sad story, but it wasnвЂ™t all that great as it has been made out to be.Д¬all me cold-blooded and heartless, but I feel what I feel. I didnвЂ™t find the hype around the book and the movie as extravagant as most people have. Now before you continue reading this review, let me just prepare you first.

The fault in our stars book review