Okay, so now that I finished this book, I've read some negative reviews that kind of irk me. People say that these teenagers are unrealistic and hard to believe. I am a 16 year old girl, and this is completely true. I have never (and probably will never) met/meet teenagers like Hazel, Augustus and/or Issac... Their wit and overall amazing-ness astound me. Like seriously, an attractive star basketball player who loves to read & has great humour?! But that's why I love this book. I mean, if I wanted some real teenage dialogue, why would I be reading?? I like that I can be taken away on a journey via reading--away from reality, you know? The only downfall is that it makes reality depressing, I guess. And I like learning SAT vocab words through books... How else am I going to remember them? With that said, I am still a 16-year-old girl, so I feel like some of these concepts are above me. I need to re-read this, especially when I get older (I have not experienced a person close to me dying before... I am glad about this fact though). 
 This kinda carries on my thoughts of LFA... 
 I know John Green said that it's okay if people don't read his books knowing "deeper meanings", but I sure wish to appreciate his book more (I kind of feel that if I understand those meanings, I am justified). I love TFiOS so much, but I feel like I'm not worthy because of how ignorant I can be. Not sure if this makes sense--I'm pretty junk with saying things I want to say. 
 Will edit this later cause I used my iPhone to write!