The Fault in Our Stars Summary 

Hazel Grace Lancaster has been living with malignancy for three of her seventeen years of life. Notwithstanding this, she is a young lady with a dynamic brain, gnawing mind, and unbelievable sympathy for the situation into which she puts her folks of really focusing on her. Her disease started as thyroid malignancy however spread to her lungs, making her need to inhale oxygen from a tank consistently for the duration of the day. She goes to a care group at a congregation; there, she meets a companion named Isaac and a heartfelt interest named Augustus. Augustus has been abating in the wake of losing his leg a few years earlier, so Hazel falters in beginning a relationship with him, not having any desire to hurt him if her ailment gets ugly. She acquaints Augustus with her #1 book, and he shapes an arrangement wherein they will venture out to Amsterdam together (utilizing the "Wish" given to him by an establishment for kids with malignancy) to meet the hermitic and baffling writer and discover what occurs after the book's end. They can go on this outing, yet when they show up to meet the creator he is smashed and sullen. Toward the finish of the excursion, Augustus uncovers to Hazel that his malignancy has returned and is a lot more regrettable than the past time. They get back and Hazel stays close by until his passing. The writer goes to Augustus' memorial service and attempts to apologize to Hazel; she understands that his book, which is about a young lady with the disease, depended on his little girl who passed on. Hazel adapts to Augustus' demise, soothing herself with the strength of her family and a letter about her that Augustus shipped off the creator before his passing.