I heard many raves about this book, which made me curious and read it too. 
 Hazel, a 16-year-old stage four thyroid cancer patient, regularly attends a cancer support group just to fulfil her mother's request. One day, she meets him: Augustus Waters, an osteosarcoma survivor. He stared at her the entire support group discussion, chatted with her, and invited her into his home to watch a movie. The rest was history. 
 It was a too-good-to-be-true love story. Well, fiction! It's given that he's hot. She's like, well, plain. Why is it love at first sight Although she looks like his ex, I don't think it will be enough reason to show his fondness for her at the first time they met. 
 Even the characters are unrealistic. They're too intellectual, opposite of the teenagers we actually have nowadays. Young ones wouldn't just think of the metaphor of the cigarette. ["It's a metaphor, see: You put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you don't give it the power to do its killing."]. The thoughts of a grown-up man are stuck in teenager bodies. 
 Nonetheless, it was a nice book about life. It made me appreciate life and love more. It made me believe in true love even for a short span of time. It is jam-packed of quotes that most probably everyone will come to love. 
 NOTE: My rating before is only 3 stars but this book stayed with me, and I wanted to reread it soon so I changed it to 4 stars :)