The Fault in Our Stars is a novel written by John Green where love and resilience align to portray a tragic storyline filling hearts with hope, loss, and despair. Hazel Grace, a teenage girl living with lung cancer, feels demoralized about her life with such a difficult disease. When she meets Augustus Waters, a gregarious and bubbly teen boy who shares the struggle of cancer, her world shifts. A simple support group turns into a journey of love, life, and desire. Hazel Grace changed from a demoralized and hopeless girl, to someone that embraces life and its value. With the help of optimistic Augustus, Hazel is forever transformed. This book shows the struggles of illnesses like cancer, and their impact on daily life. By creating a romance between Augustus and Hazel, John Green displays an emotionally turbulent relationship by using their diseases to bring them closer together while they also experience tragedy and sadness. John Green wrote this book in a style that fits the atmosphere of the plot beautifully. His connection to the readers develops the storyline because of the bond of the readers to the characters. Though this novel is a romantic tragedy, John Green utilises humor and wittiness to appeal to his audience and to further the personalities of his characters. Personally, as someone who has experienced weak lungs and has a history of cancer in my family, this book taught me that loss is felt differently. Although it can be hard to communicate and help yourself during these times, it is important to focus on yourself and the ones you love, especially during loss. If you wish to dive deeper into your emotions, please read this book!