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.
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I am in love with this book and film, both of are amazing. Even I can't define my feelings just say 'amazing'. That's not enough for the most amazing film which has a book.
If you want to go to the film, you have to take a risk.
Step 1: If you are very sensible person you should take a handkerchief before you entered the cinema saloon.
Step 2: Before you see the film you should read the book because if you haven't you can be devastated for the ending. Just sayin'...
Step 3: Do you think that you want to go to the film with your boyfriend? That should be bad because you can cry like a becoming flood and he can just think like how sensible you are. Maybe he can't. I don't know, that's just my theory.MY THOUGHTS:
The best thing of the film is they stick to the film to book. That's so adorable because I loved the book and I just want to see the scenes which is in the book otherwise I don't think so I loved the film as much as now.
And the ending is the same like the book; therewithal that's just sad however if they changed the ending, people who read this book before didn't like the film -like me :)-
I went to the film twice; Friday and Saturday. And I am not disappointed for that. That's my favorite book's film, how can't I go? Don't be afraid, The Fault In Our Stars is not like Vampire Academy. I don't watch Vampire Academy but I don't see good review about that.
Eventually, cast is amazing, plot is amazing, and totally this film/book give you such a lot of meaning about life.
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