I did love Looking for Alaska but I have to say The Fault in our stars has as much greatness too. There are many books in your lifetime that you hope to put a lasting effect on you and this is one book that I was always recommend and remember. 
 Hazel was such a great girl with horrible luck. I liked her the further I read and the more I read, she was very relatable and someone you will always compare other characters too. I was jealous of her relationship with Augustus. They are star-crossed lovers and every time they spent time together, my heart melted. I want to find a love like that minus the whole cancer aspect. 
 Speaking of characters, I loved her parents. Sometime parents in YA books are annoying and don't act like parents but her parents are unique and great. Sometimes her mom drove me nuts but when you find at the end about why she was acting like that, I found this love for her. 
 The storyline was very unique as to other books that have a character that has cancer and I appreciate how the story developed and changed. I loved how John Green included the storyline with Hazel's favorite book and the relationship her and Augustus developed with the author of that story. 
 The ending was good, different from what I was expecting. I was kind of thinking I was going to be a blubbering mess but I wasn't. But does that make me a bad reader?