How Does Hazel Change The World

This book is about the love story of two teenagers, Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters but the problem is that Hazel has cancer on her lungs and Gus had cancer on his leg and as a result on the fight against cancer he lost that leg. The book starts when Hazel's mum decided that Hazel was depressed so she took her to the doctor who decided that she needed to go to a support group and one day on that support group she meets Augustus Waters (chapter one), they start hanging out and talking about the things they like, one of the things that Hazel likes is a book, the book is: an imperial affliction, witch is about a girl called Anna with cancer, since it is Hazel's favorite book Gus decide to reed it but only if Hazel reeds a price of down …show more content…
My favorite parts are: the first day on the support group, when they talk about oblivion (pages 12 and 13) what I like is how Gus says something that pretty much everybody thinks, that he want to be remembered, but Hazel says that oblivion is inevitable and that in some way changed the way I saw the world, you don't have to be remembered because there would be a time we're all humans are dead and there won't be anybody left to remember. I also like when Gus finds Peter's assistant (page 64) because it proves how much he cares about Hazel. One of my favorite parts is when Isaac (Hazel's and Gus's friend from support group) breaks up with his girlfriend, so they are in Gus's house and Isaac is all crushed and crying and what I like is how the solve this problem, instead of talking which him and trie to cheer him up they just let he cry and play video games "pain demands to be felt" (page 57). I also liked when Hazel and her dad are having a discussion about why are breakfast foods only for breakfast, and I liked it because is a really stupid discussion and at the same time it has a lot of truth on it but what I like most is how her dad finishes this stupid discussion, he says "you've gotta pick your battles in this world" I totally agree, and I love how the author uses a stupid discussion such breakfast food for introducing such a great quote. An other part that I like is when they are on this point of the relationship where Hazel doesn't really want to be her boyfriend because she knows she is gonna die, and there is a two things that Gus says to convince her that I love because it shows how much he cares, those things are: "I'm in love with you, and I'm not on the business of denying myself the simple pleasure of saying true things, I'm in love with you and I know that love is a shout on the void, and that