Shining Stars. Review on The Fault in our Stars - John Green

First of all, the language of the excerpt is really intelligent. The dialogues are written in a very cleverly humorous. If anything someone looking for in this book is the way the dialogues are framed. The way Hazel Grace, leading character of the novel describes the story that is something worth turning the pages. Another thing is, the flow of sequences is constant. The things happening in Hazel's life are constant so there is no unnecessary slowness in this love story like some other love stories.The story starts with a cancer patient and depression victim Hazel Grace Lancaster. She sees a boy with one leg in a cancer kids' meeting and gets herself trapped in the most beautiful things of her life. Her favorite and unfinished novel, An Imperial Affliction closes the distance between her and that boy with one leg. Both decide to find the climax of the book by meeting the writer in Amsterdam. The questions that might have popped up in your mind like what is the end of this story? How they deal with their situations? To find out the answers and details you have to read this book.