”The Fault in Our Stars is a book that was written by John Green and is based on true events of two teenagers, Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters, who suffer from cancer. The love, the loss and the death of the two main characters are depicted in the novel but the writers still find ways all this with humor and hope. Green’s writing style is very heartfelt and everything that you see in the needs of the characters seems very realistic and down to earth.
Yadava As one of the major themes of the novel, it is rather appealing to see how the first “magic feels” appear between Hazel and Augustus. He and his partner fall deeply in love and share both the beauty and the sorrow of having to come to terms with a sickness and the symptoms thereof and the hope that is found in a loving relationship. There is flow of great bantering between the two main characters which makes the reader personally connected to the two teenage lovers. Green’s capacity to generate such wonderfully fully developed and layered characters is incredible and is what makes this novel stand out from so many other young adult love stories.
As in The Sea, The Sea, Green also poses the overall philosophical issues concerning life and death, and, therefore, makes the audience face death and vulnerability of life. Despite encompassing grave topics of the human existence, Green is capable to put elements of joy and positive emotion in the middle of all that serious at the same time making the story impressive and alluring. Ultimately.
In a nut shell “The Fault in Our Stars” can be referred to as an extraordinary and inspiring book that will remain read more than once in the reader’s mind. John Green ‘gets’ teenagers in a way those of us still in our thirties and forties are struggling to understand while managing at the same time to express the subtleties of love, loss and friendship in a very profound and sincere manner. It is going to be so good that it will make you cry, laugh, and might even change the ways you look at life for the better.
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