Comparing Augustus And Hazel Lancaster's The Fault In Our Stars
Hazel Lancaster is a 16-year-old cancer patient. She ends up falling in love with another teen, Augustus Waters, who she came across at her support group she is forced to go to. Augustus and Hazel fit together perfectly. They are both diagnosed with a disability, yet they still live their life full of activities and exciting adventures. They travel to Amsterdam and are able to have the chance to spend the day with him. Augustus and Hazel are in love with each other, and love stories almost always have the intense part that some parents, librarians, and teachers do not want our age to peruse.
The book I recently culminated was The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. This is a tear-jerking and heartbreaking love story, but it should come to no surprise. The book and movie can get emotionally intense, especially when the devastating death of Augustus happens, which is …show more content…
The Fault in Our Stars does contain all of the above topics in the book, but it is also teaching a lesson. Portraying that you can still be in love with someone that is fighting for their life. This, and more, without a stop, make this book fall into the banned and challenged books all around the world, but this should not happen. John Green spent time on this novel. Telling a story about a teenage girl and boy that fall in love. Like said before, it should not bolt to the blue. It does come to a love scene, just like any other young-adult tale. Warning labels on books like this should be placed on the book, notifying and visible for parents to see and discuss if they want their children to read these books. Another process that can revise this book could be to remove the scenes that could be harmful to our grade. This selection should not be banned, instead, there should be actions taken to have it stay put in libraries and the world
The book I recently culminated was The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. This is a tear-jerking and heartbreaking love story, but it should come to no surprise. The book and movie can get emotionally intense, especially when the devastating death of Augustus happens, which is …show more content…
The Fault in Our Stars does contain all of the above topics in the book, but it is also teaching a lesson. Portraying that you can still be in love with someone that is fighting for their life. This, and more, without a stop, make this book fall into the banned and challenged books all around the world, but this should not happen. John Green spent time on this novel. Telling a story about a teenage girl and boy that fall in love. Like said before, it should not bolt to the blue. It does come to a love scene, just like any other young-adult tale. Warning labels on books like this should be placed on the book, notifying and visible for parents to see and discuss if they want their children to read these books. Another process that can revise this book could be to remove the scenes that could be harmful to our grade. This selection should not be banned, instead, there should be actions taken to have it stay put in libraries and the world