Essays on The Fault In Our Stars

Cancer is one of the world’s worst diseases; they can affect anyone, anytime. Due to this, many people die at young ages and never get to truly experience life. However, this wasn’t an issue for Hazel Grace Lancaster. In the novel, The Fault in Our Stars, written by John Green, Hazel tells her story of…

Both themes of two works from Jojo Moyes and John Green are obviously a romance type of stories. The obvious thing is that both stories have sad endings. The difference is that the characters from The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, which are Hazel and Augustus, they both have diseases which are cancer,…

It’s not only a romantic tale, or a miserable tale about debilitated children, or an anecdote about battling—it’s a tale pretty much the majority of that and that’s just the beginning, however particularly about carrying on with your life regardless of what the conditions are. Circumstantially, what I cherished most about the book is the…

The Fault In Our Stars by John Green is an amazing tear jerker of a book. It expands on the ideas of adolescence while communicating the hardships of illness. Hazel Grace Lancaster, the main character in this book, suffers from lung cancer. Through her struggles, she meets the charming and handsome Augustus Waters. Like any…

As a New York Times Bestseller, The Fault In Our Stars, has been through a lot of critics and reviewing. Many consider this book a masterpiece of the modern era and although it may consists of two dying teenagers, the book strongly portrays what it means to feel alive and love someone. They say there…