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    Fault In Our Stars Thesis

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    “No matter what condition or situation that you are in‚ love can be unexpected.” The Fault in Our Stars is a romance novel that is written by John Green and is a romantic story about how two cancer lovers‚ Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters (Hazel calls him Gus) got together to support and help each other while dealing with family and cancer struggles. One of the topics in the book that is true is that “The will to survive is driven by the ones you love.” This topic tie’s to the author of the book

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    Title- The Fault in our Stars Author- John Green Text Type- Novel I was overwhelmed with the character Gus/Augustus. He was perfect; witty‚ self-assured‚ good looking (from how Hazel describes him) and in love with Hazel Grace. I automatically fell in love with him too; John Green made him a very realistic teenage boy with great desire to win Hazel over. I knew that as soon as I fell in love with him though this novel would break my heart‚ “the marks humans leave are too often scars” The

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    The fault in our stars is a book written by john green. The story is about Hazel Grace Lancaster‚ a 16-year-old cancer patient‚ meets and falls in love with Gus Waters also known as Augustus in the book‚ a similarly afflicted teen from her cancer support group. Hazel feels that Gus really understands her. They both share the same interests and a love of books‚ especially Grace’s touchstone‚ "An Imperial Affliction" by Peter Van Houten. One of the main themes of the book TFIOS is “Fear of Death”.

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    CRITICAL REVIEW ON THE FAULT IN OUR STARS The Fault in our Stars is a young adult novel written by John Green. It is based on the remission of a 16-year-old Thyroid cancer patient‚ Hazel Grace who relentlessly struggles to breathe. She attends a Cancer Kid Support Group where she meets Augustus Waters‚ a 17-year-old guy diagnosed with osteosarcoma. They form a close relationship and constantly share their love for a book called “An Imperial Affliction” written by Peter Van Houten who resigned

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    The Fault in Our Stars The Fault in Our Stars‚ John Green‚ shows and reveals how Hazel powers through her depression. The Fault in Our Stars focuses on Hazel Grace and her battle with cancer. Hazel Grace preservers though her depression by accepting that conflict and change are an unavoidable part of life‚ realizing that conflict can cause change‚ and by adjusting to extreme change in her life. Hazel Grace learns to cope with her depression by learning that change will happen in her life‚ when she

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    Book Report: The Fault in our Stars John Green Meaning of the title: "The fault‚ dear Brutus is not in our stars‚ / But in ourselves‚ that we are underlings." was said in Shakespeare’s play ‘Julius Caesar’. Saying that it is not fate that decides our future‚ but instead our own failings. That you are to blame for the bad thing that happen in your life. But the title ‘The Fault in our Stars’ says that sometimes it’s not our fault; things happen in life‚ sometimes we can’t control it; there

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    something that cannot perish‚ not even in death. It is everlasting; no matter who someone is‚ they are always loved by at least one person in their lifetime. Love can overcome many obstacles‚ even ones that seem nearly impossible to defeat. In Fault in Our Stars by John Green‚ cancer affects the love between Augustus Waters and Hazel Lancaster and their actions towards each other. Hazel and Augustus are both very unique and special in their own ways. Augustus is an intelligent and strong hearted amputee

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    Courtney Corson Mrs. Dana 12 Honors English 25 October 2013 The Fault in Our Stars John Green is the New York Times best-selling author of Looking for Alaska‚ An Abundance of Katherines‚ Paper Towns‚ and The Fault in Our Stars. John Green has written some very unique pieces of literature‚ such as; This Is Not Tom‚ which is written completely in riddles. He also wrote a long short story called Let It Snow. John Green has done several radio interviews and he has done several interviews with young

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    Kerstin Early 8/8/16 3rd hour Mrs. Millet Thematic Essay THE POWER OF LOVE The Fault in our Stars‚ a book by John Green‚ is a tale of a tragic‚ yet epic love story exposing readers to the challenges these young teens face as they battle cancer and how they help each other get through it using the concept of true love. Throughout this story there is no doubt there is more than one theme‚ however‚ one in particular stands out above the rest‚ this is simply the power of love. Hazel and Augustus both

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    Contrast Between Looking for Alaska and The Fault in Our Stars: Both books have themes of growing up and death‚ more specifically‚ unexpected death at a young age‚ which I know is obvious‚ but I might as well say it. Another thing they have in common is smoking. But‚ the view on smoking in Looking for Alaska is much different from The Fault in Our Stars. In Looking for Alaska‚ smoking is viewed as "normal" and a way to "fit in". But in The Fault in Our Stars‚ it was discouraged and simply used as a

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