Log 2

The book I just finished reading is The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. I decided to read this book because I kept hearing about it from friends and online. It was also on my list for a long time, so I finally picked it up.

The story follows Hazel Grace Lancaster, a young girl with cancer, and her journey of meeting Augustus Waters, a boy she falls in love with. What stood out to me is how the book talks about life, death, and love in a very real way. Hazel and Augustus are not just teenagers dealing with cancer—they are thinking deeply about their lives, the people they love, and the legacy they leave behind.

One reason I liked the book was because it felt honest. The characters aren’t pretending to be strong all the time, and they show their fear and pain. At the same time, they find joy in small things, like reading a book together or traveling to Amsterdam. The relationship between Hazel and Augustus is touching and feels natural. Their conversations about the meaning of life and dealing with their illnesses made me think about how I would handle tough situations in my own life.

Even though some parts of the book made me sad, I’m glad I read it. It reminded me that even in hard times, people can find love and connection.