This book was... magnificent. I loved it and hated it, which is the best a book can make me feel. I started this book very close to when I first got it, but once I was almost half way I stopped. I was afraid for Hazel and Gus, that they were not going to be together in the end, that something bad was going to happen to one of them. (This has happened before, but never so much as to repell me from reading a book so superbly written) However, I was peer pressured by many of my friends who had read this book and finally caved. I read from the point I had stopped at almost two months ago and was quickly dragged back into the story. I was feeling everything Hazel felt and did not regret picking that book back up. I must say this though, I really is a tear jerker. I cried and cried and cried; I cried so much that when I went downstairs to see my mom she instantly thoguht something was wrong because my face was so swollen. It's such a beautiful book that I really want to yell at John Green for writing it, saying things like"Why did you want me to suffer?" But I'll restrain myself from being so harsh. 
 YOU MUST READ THIS BOOK!