Anh Tran

The powerful writings and meaningful figurative languages sent the readers toward the immense connections with the characters. I think John Green's writing styles preserved the significance and relevance of symbolism within his book that I think I've found it such a good book. However, I would say the Fault in Our Stars, especially at the beginning of the story didn't make lots of logical meanings and purposes that I understand a person's or more specifically, a teenager's perspective as I am one, cannot feel the connection of Hazel's decisions and personalities as she did not often act as a typical teenager. Still, I acknowledge that she was given a more mature personality, and teenagers to teenagers, people to people vary in all the different forms and ways, but it sometimes doesn't give a connection toward the readers, often teenagers that were aimed to read this book.