Praise for The Fault in Our Stars

If you've searched for spoilers for The Fault in Our Stars, you'll not be given any. I support the authors wish to keep internet as spoiler free as possible.
There'll be no quotes posted, no plot twists recorded. There'll only be praise.

First of The Fault in Our Stars from what you can read on the bookjacket.

Despite the tumor-shrinking medical miracle that has bought her a few years, Hazel has never been anything but terminal, her final chapter inscribed upon diagnoses. But when a gorgeous plot twist named Augustus Waters suddenly appears at Cancer Kid Support Group, Hazel's story is about to be completely rewritten. 

And that, I promise you is all you need to know for now. 

The Fault in Our Stars pulls heartstrings ever page. I found myself laughing one page, crying the next, suspenseful the next after that and finally, frankly a little angry. 

John Green makes you feel, to phrase an internet meme, ALL OF THE THINGS. 

The book's a quick read if you're 24 and used to reading, I'd imagine it would take a little longer than 4 hours for 16 year old, but those 4 hours were a whirlwind, a rollercoaster that only goes up my friend, but  that takes a few turned and swivels around the way. 

John Green has a way to write YA in a way that both young adult and actual adults can read it and get something or a lot out of it, and he does this without speaking down or up to anything and I think that's pretty darn brilliant. 

Read it, I beg you. 

DFTBA, my friends. 

Currently Reading: - Nothing, my brain won't let go of TFIOS yet. 

Rubiks Cube Time: Hasn't changed from last time. I've been READING. 

Cartwheel: I attempted one yesterday, and sprained my ankle. LETS NOT SPEAK OF IT ANYMORE. 

Currently Watching: I watched The Wizard of Oz yesterday after TFIOS. So good.