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The Fault in Our Stars Book

An electric depiction of young people who learn to live life with only one feet in the ground. It is filled with staccato bursts tragic and humor, the book contains total 25 chapters based on romance. The Fault In Our Stars is a novel written by John Green and originally published on January 10 in 2012.

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On the advice of her mother, Hazel Grace Lancaster, seventeen years old willfully joins an organization that provides support to cancer patients. To breathe properly she relies on an oxygen tank that she can carry around because of her cancer. She meets a boy at one of her events and discovers his name: Augustus Waters. He's there to help Isaac who is a mutual friend. Isaac was diagnosed with a canceroustumor inside the left eye of his, which was removed successfully. He now has to have the second eye removed. Augustus arrives at Hazel after the meeting , and tells her that he has a tumor in one eye. He invites Hazel to visit his house and watch the movie. The two speak about each other's experienceswith tumors. Hazel discovers she has thyroid cancer, and that it has spread to her lungs. Augustus had been diagnosed with osteosarcoma and has since been cancer-free. Augustus and Hazel are in agreement to share their top novels prior to taking Hazel home. Augustus gives Hazel the Price of Dawn and Hazel recommends an Imperial Fliction.

Hazel discusses the beauty of An Implacable Affliction. It's a book about Anna the little girl who has cancer. It's the only novel she's read that's matched her experiences. She describes how the book abruptly ends at the end of the sentence leaving the reader with no closureas to the fates of its characters. She speculates on Peter Van Houten's mystery author of the novel. She believes fled Amsterdam shortly after publication. He hasn't in contact since.

Augustus magically informs Hazel that he discovered the assistant of Van Houten Lidewij and was successful in establishing an email exchange with her. Hazel has a conversation about Van Houten's letter with her, and they make a list to ask Van Houten questions. This is an attempt to make clear the novel's confusing conclusion. Hazel is particularly concerned over Anna's future. She believes that Anna's mom will survive her daughter's passing and that her parents will be safe after Hazel's death. Van Houten then replies that he's unable to answer Hazel's questions in person. He invites her visit should she ever be in Amsterdam.

Augustus Invites Hazel to a picnic shortly after. He reveals that he planned a Dutch-themed picnic. He reveals that Van Houten, a charitable organization that grants wishes to children diagnosed with cancer, has offered to help him fulfill his dream. He rubs her face and she is delighted. She realizes that she loves him, but she's sure she will hurt him when she dies. She compares herself with a grenade.

Hazel experiences the ailment of a serious episodeof the fluid accumulation within her lungs. She is admitted to an ICU. After a couple of days Hazel gets released from the hospital and is able to discover that Augustus was never released from the hospital's waiting area. Hazel receives another message from Van Houten. The letter is more intimate and mysterious. Hazel is now more determined to travel to Amsterdam as she's never been before after having read the letter. But there's one issue: her parents and team of doctors don't believe she's strong enough to travel. The situation appears hopeless up until Dr. Maria, one of her most experienced doctors, convincing Hazel that she must travel to allow her the freedom to live her life.

Augustus, Hazel and Hazel's mother are planning to go to Amsterdam. But when Hazel as well as Augustus begin to meet van Houten for the first time, they find that he's not a brilliant genius, but an angry drunk who is unable to respond to Hazel's questions. They leave Van Houten's place in total disappointment, and are accompanied by Lidewij who is horrified at the behavior of Van Houten. Augustus and Hazel exchange a passionate kiss at the end of their journey to applause of the crowd. They return to their hotel, which is where they meet with each other for the first time. Augustus confesses to Hazel that he was scanned by an MRI scan of his body while within the ICU. It revealed that his cancer had returned and spread across. Hazel realizes it is Augustus has been a grenade, when the two return to Indianapolis. His condition worsensand it is evident that he has lost his charisma and confidence. While he is more fearful and vulnerable but he's still beautiful to Hazel. The moment she stops calling him Augustus, and instead calls him Gus as his parents. Hazel realizes that she still cherishes him. Augustus's condition deteriorates quickly. Augustus arranges a funeral with a prefuneral service. Isaac and Hazel deliver tributes. Hazel takes a line from Van Huyten regarding larger and smaller infinities. She shares with Augustus how much she cherishes her and how she would never wish to miss their short time together.

Augustus dies eight days later. Hazel is shocked to see Van Houten attend her funeral. Van Houten said that Gus and he had a long-standing correspondence and that Augustus demanded that Van Houten rectify the mistake he made on his journey that he took to Amsterdam. Van Houten also stated his wife Hazel is required to be present at his funeral. Van Houten describes Anna's destiny abstractly, but Hazel does not care. Hazel receives a message from Isaac just a few days after that Augustus had written something for her. When Hazel seeks to find the pages and finds Van Houten, he appears. He tells Hazel drunk that Anna was his daughter's name. When she was just eight years old, she died from cancer. an Imperial Abilities was his literary attempt to reconcile with her death. Van Houten gets a message from Hazel to go to a sober place and write another book.

Hazel eventually learns she was Augustus handed the pages to Van Houten because he wanted VanHouten to write a thoughtful eulogy about Hazel. Lidewij forces Van Houten to read the pages, and then he sends them to Hazel. Hazel is able to finish the novel by reading Augustus's words. He pointed out that while it's normal to get injured in the world, we do have the option of choosing to let others do so. And he was satisfied with his choice. He hopes that she will like her decision. Hazel says she's pleased with what happens at the end of the novel.

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