The Fault In Our Stars Book Report

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Hazel 16 years old and has had cancer since she was 12, and more particularly lung cancer. She spent a few days at home with her mom and read as much as her heart for her, until her mother persuaded hazel to a cancer support group. There, she met a 17-year-old boy named Augustus Waters who has leg amputated. Augustus have expressed interest in carrying oxygen tanks, lung cancer has, and embarrassment Hazel Grace Lancaster community. For Hazel and Augustus began to approach, pushing Hazel Augustus began to rethink how sick and healthy, the definition of life and death, every one of us. Hazel and Augustus bonds of love in a book called "Empire pain" by Peter Van • Houten's. When two friends have a chance to Amsterdam, and meet their favorite authors, their chance to jump. When Hazel and Augustus finally saw Peter van Houten, and began to ask him about the book, they have been eager to know the problem, they soon realized what he is, their imagination. He is a satire, and despicable old drunken man. They found that they do not need to come here to answer them, but the fact that they work together in here, this is …show more content…
Hazel has some near-death experience, but also to deal with Rodriguez, he figures vomiting uncontrollably lost eyes, legs, their personality control, and so on. In addition, the characters violent video games and read books and watch movies high body count. There's some swearing and drinking, as well as the two main characters, who are in love, does have (security), but it is only a brief description. This is a mature, powerful story: hazelnut not only provide information about what it is that young people want to know you're dead insight - and to lose someone you love - but her story is also about the decision to love and be loved, even when you know it will cause

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