Hola! I keep on repeating after every few posts that I am
back at my favorite genre - Romance. But then, maybe I like it so much that
even if the break is only one book old, I can absolutely feel it.
"The Fault In Our Stars" is one such awesome book.
It's about two teenagers battling bravely with cancer. The book offers their
story of life and love. Being written in first person, it's the life events of
Hazel Grace. The author beautifully captures little moments of love, craziness,
panic and everything. For example, there is a section where Hazel remembers her
mother dealing with her disease.
I was normal reading through when I read this. The very nanosecond I read what Hazel heard, I had to fight my tears back. May be because being a mother and daughter both, I could almost feel it to the soul!
I was normal reading through when I read this. The very nanosecond I read what Hazel heard, I had to fight my tears back. May be because being a mother and daughter both, I could almost feel it to the soul!
Then there is an equally amazing a little love letter which
Hazel wrote for Augustus. I won't spill the beans, but I smile every time I think
of that. Being a love story, it ought to have xoxo moments. There are also some
cheesy lines like -
But I think, when you like something, they become romantic!
Generally, romance fictions revolve around the main
characters and so does ‘The Fault In Our Starts’. At the same time, author has
taken safe care to add the emotions of people around them as well. There are
lot of places where Hazel points out the feelings of her parents and that of
Augustus.
Check out other favorite lines from the book at - Quotes
Additionally, The blurb on the says:
Despite the tumor-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.
Get the book from amazon:
Kindle Edition Paperback
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