Caffenero’s Reviews > The Fault in Our Stars > Status Update

Sniff. Sniff. Tissues in hand. F@#k why it should be so painful? Sometimes I think that ignorance would be a better condemn, because I can't stay away from good stories even if they would stab my heart.

So far is good and Hazel sharp sarcasm give the book an unic /original POV. Better, she shows how condescending behaviors annoyed her and her fellow sufferers.
But the impending tragedy is there, glooming like a dark cloud announcing a devastating storm.

Tears 0 - Laugh 1
. (I didn’t tell him that the diagnosis came three months after I got my first period. Like: Congratulations! You’re a woman. Now die.)