The fascinating power of stars...

         

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             The fault in our stars, written by John Green, is a cheerless novel published in May, 2012. It rises in the public esteem the power of the fascinating, but, at the same time, the merciless destiny, which, practically, brings together two different persons, in order that, preposterously, much later, break up their connection through the cruelest way...the death.

             The book impresses the most through its two remarkable main characters, who, in only several pages, succeed in exciting the whole public, making them discover the real values of life, the spendiferous things for which it is worth fighting. They, actually, manage to prove that in spite of all the problems, displeasures or even pains that splinte every beautiful day from our short existence, the most important thing that matters is our love, the persons who accept and support us any moment we need their help, without blaming or hurting us.

             Another prodigious aspect that shows the great originality of John Green's book, making it brighten like the variety of stars on the dark sky, is the intriguing plot that fascinate people from the first words. It is about two youngsters who, unexpectedly, fall in love one to each other, by meeting at one reunion of people suffering from the "miserable" illness called CANCER. His name is Augustus Waters and hers, Hazel Grace. They talk, laugh an enjoy the life, spending more and more time together. In this way, they begin a beautiful journey where they learn how to love, how to live and the most important...how to accept the grievous end.

               One day, Hazel sends an email to her favourite writer, who propose to her visit him in his country. Excited, she leaves in that dreamlike place together with Augustus and her mother, but returns disappointed because of the nasty behaviour of the writer. Then, some peculiar crises caused by the unforgiving cancer happen to Augustus, turning him into a coward person and, finally, causing his tragical death, which affects Hazel a lot, making her suffer profoundly.

            Taking all these into consideration, I would recommend this book to all the people who believe in the power of destiny, because it is worth reading, offering us a breathtaking story that, probably, will change our perception about life, or even more, about human, rapported to his existence.

                                        YOU WON'T REGRET!!!...Believe me!!!