A beautiful story with a great message. Unfortunately it has been adopted as some kind of white girl Bible and is appreciated not because of its beauty and meaning, but because there's a hot dude named Augustus in it. I is written by John Green and is actually not his best book but the white girls seem to think so.
Me: So have you read The Fault in Our Stars
White Girl: Totally! It my favorite book like omg!
Me: Oh cool! What did you like about it?
White Girl: Welllllll I didn't really, like, understand it but like Augustus Waters is totally hooooot omg!
Me: ...*facepalm*
White Girl: Totally! It my favorite book like omg!
Me: Oh cool! What did you like about it?
White Girl: Welllllll I didn't really, like, understand it but like Augustus Waters is totally hooooot omg!
Me: ...*facepalm*
by Ema Nlear June 11, 2014
This is a book by john green that will mentally pain you if you read it be prepared to watch this movie or read the book and be in a puddle of tears
by Bitchshutup June 7, 2014
The Fault In Our Stars (TFIOS) is a book about two cancer patients. They fall in love,but it's not your average love story. This will make you cry. The movie is nearly as good as the book. I advise you to read the book first. You will fall in love with the characters, literature, and the philosophical standpoint of this book. This book has taught me a lot. It's given me a new view point on cancer and what they have to go through. I highly recommend this book for all ages 12 and up. Have your tissues, ice cream, and Adele songs ready.
I went to see the The Fault In Our Stars in the movie theater and cried my eyes out. I was fangirling so hard asdfghjkl!!!!
by Frik frak June 10, 2014
This fucking book will make you want to scream and shout and cry and cuddle up in a corner hugging the book to your chest and sob til your tears have run dry. This book will ruin you.
But it's a really good book you should read it
But it's a really good book you should read it
Person: what's the faults in our stars
Me: A book you could literally throw in anyone face and it wouldn't hurt nearly as much as the story
Me: A book you could literally throw in anyone face and it wouldn't hurt nearly as much as the story
by Adhjklgssjklfsahklaaklaskl June 1, 2014
The Fault in Our Stars the title originating from a Shakespearean quote.
Written by a familiar man on youtube, John Green.
Like most of John's books the theme and atmosphere is the same and this makes him very predictable.
The Fault in Our Stars has been claimed to be the 'best book of all time' and ridiculous praise seems to come from every corner, praise is just seeping from every possible nook and cranny it seems.
While this book is a well written book, it is not the best, it is at the maximum good.
Perhaps okay.
As a fellow youtuber, and a woman who has had many family members suffer from cancer, I can with experience say that this book is controversial for the fact it touches people with the cancer story, the love and the struggles that are overcome.
Written by a familiar man on youtube, John Green.
Like most of John's books the theme and atmosphere is the same and this makes him very predictable.
The Fault in Our Stars has been claimed to be the 'best book of all time' and ridiculous praise seems to come from every corner, praise is just seeping from every possible nook and cranny it seems.
While this book is a well written book, it is not the best, it is at the maximum good.
Perhaps okay.
As a fellow youtuber, and a woman who has had many family members suffer from cancer, I can with experience say that this book is controversial for the fact it touches people with the cancer story, the love and the struggles that are overcome.
by Robyn Lilliona June 11, 2014
A book that you could litterally throw at anyone's face and it wouldn't hurt nearly as much as the story,
by The One Who Knows The Truth July 2, 2014
/Noun/
1. A Young adult story written by New York Times Best Selling Author John Green
2. A book that you can throw at someone's face after tying eight bricks to it, yet it will still not hurt as much as the actual story.
1. A Young adult story written by New York Times Best Selling Author John Green
2. A book that you can throw at someone's face after tying eight bricks to it, yet it will still not hurt as much as the actual story.
I was literally crying in the fetal position for a week after I finished reading The Fault In Our Stars.
by Fan Girl 46 February 10, 2017