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Fault in our stars by John Green
John Green 
 
 The Fault in Our Stars
 
 In The Fault in Our Stars the two most important people in this story is a girl named Hazel and a boy 
 
 named Augustus or Gus These two people are the most important in this book because when Hazel 
 
 found out that she had cancer her took her to a support group with other people that have cancer. At 
 
 first she didn't like going to the support group but her mom told her that the reason why she put Hazel 
 
 in the group is because she doesn't want Hazel to give up on trying to fight her cancer, because if she 
 
 gives up on trying to fight her cancer she will die. But one day when she went to the support group and 
 
 met Augustus/ Gus. And when they met she found out that Gus was cleared from his cancer. But one 
 
 day Hazel wasn't doing too well so Gus took her to the hospital. Then days later she comes out and 
 
 Gus tells her that he has cancer and he knows that because when he was waiting for her in the waiting 
 
 room he went to go test for cancer. This made me feel sad because he thought that he was all cleared 
 
 but then later find out that you're not. And if I were in his shoes I would feel very upset. I can't imagine 
 
 what it would be like to think that your cancer is gone and later find out that it's not. This book made 
 
 me realize all the things that I take advantage of because people like Gus and Hazel had to live with the 
 
 fact that they could die any minute and they were trying to made their life worth it. While I don't even 
 
 think about how I could lose my family at any minute. I never think about how I could lose my parents or 
 
 my siblings. And I feel awful that there are so many families out there that lost their parents or lost their 
 
 children because of cancer. I am so glad I read this book because if I didn't I don’t think that would have 
 
 ever realized that the most important people in my life can be taken away from me at any minute.
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