Like all John Green's literary works that I've read, this one was no exception to taking my breath away (forgive the unintended pun). Let me tell you all something you already know... John Green is a genius and he continues to blow my mind with every book he's written. I just had to let that out, sorry. Everything is just... UGH! Here he goes again, rendering me speechless. 
 Oh, such deep scars this book left upon my fragile skin. Good scars, to be exact. This was the kind that helps you grow, the kind that you learn from, the kind that makes you ponder and realize certain things. Honestly, this book reconnected me with an emotion I never EVER wanted to feel again. And that emotion was... Loss. I had the same experience, you know, losing someone special and I could relate to Hazel so much that I'd just like to squeeze myself into the story and just be her galpal and give her a hug. I also want to marvel at the fact that this story was told through the girl's perspective. Most of the books John's written are in the guy's point of view so cheers to that! But nevertheless, John Green never fails to impress. (ha HA SEE WHAT I DID THERE WITH THE RHYME AND THE--OH, NEVER MIND! BUT SERIOUSLY)