The Fault in Our Stars was one of those books I REALLY didn't want to read. And I really didn't want to read it during The Cruelest Month, but I did. We have a little book group and we're going to talk about it and I had just heard so many wonderful things about this book about kids who had cancer. Does that even sound right? Wonderful things about a book about kids who have cancer? Man. I REALLY didn't want to read it. Everyone who read it, loved it and cried. I didn't need anymore tears in September! But yet I read it. And I loved it. But I didn't cry because this is more than just a book about kids with cancer. It's about theodicy, self-discover, love, loss, growing up, man. It is just amazing. And it is hilarious. Yes it is sad. Life is sad. But man it is a joy. It is a great, great book. Read it and A Monster Calls.Wow. Such a great book. Such a beautiful story. One of the best books I read this year.
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