This was an AMAZING book! At first I was expecting some very depressing story, but then I found myself laughing to it. The characters had strong an amazing sense of humor that I loved and I found them relatable and grew to care about them.

This is a very good book. I feel like I would've liked it more if I hadn't heard so much hype about it, because I expected it to be almost supernaturally good, but you know what, it lived up to close to what it should've and I really enjoyed reading it. There were tears, at times I burst out laughing, I found myself connecting to the characters, despite our obvious differences (I don't have terminal cancer), and I just thought that the language Green used was beautiful. What a fantastic, poignant story. I won't forget it.

Loved this book. Broke my heart, made me cry on the floor in Barnes and Noble. I probably would never have picked this up, but my co-worker told me about it. After reading it I decided to do my next teen book club on it. There is something for everyone in it! Can't wait to see the movie.

Outstanding.*Marvelous.*Amazing. I could easily lavish this book with compliments, as so others. If you're wary about reading this book, maybe because it's a "Cancer Book," I implore that you should give it a chance. I guarantee that you'll love it, otherwise, you probably don't have a heart...or common sense...or a pulse. Also, this book isn't like a "cancer book." I don't really know what a cancer book is, being that I usually dont read books in that genre or topic. However, I do know that this book is different. Yes, the characters in this story do have cancer, but the story is more than that. Don't let it turn you off. READ IT AND YOU WILL LOVE IT. I haven't cried this book for a book since a while. It's a touching story. It's a funny story. It's a love story. It's everything you want in a book,

An amazing book. Best I've read in a long time. Not only does Green fit tragedy perfectly in with sarcasm and humour but he told your perfect love story about two teenagers going through cancer. And not your crappy sappy love story kind but your infinite love kind. A book with two lovers that know eventually they're going to die but they're okay with that because they got to fall in love.

I am grateful I have no firsthand experience with attending the slow death of a young person but I think it would be severely lacking in all the humour and erudite conversations that take place between these children. Having said this I am certain this will be a beloved book for many and I'm thankful they will learn of T.S. Elliot and William Carlos William.

Best book I've read in a long time. Not at all what I was expecting - most cancer books sorta sound the same. Not this one. John Green has mastered the balance of sarcasm, love, sorrow and hope in one 300-page novel. This work spoke to me on such a personal level, and not because Hazel is going through cancer. It was as though he knew things about me even I didn't know. I laughed, I cried, I wish I could read it all over again for the first time. But be warned, this isn't a book to be read in public. Plenty of tears are guaranteed. Before, during AND after the climax.

a tragic, pefectly imperfect love story about cancer patients.

WOW WOW WOW what a book-the ethics of dying children and their dreams-what could be a more heartbreaking saga. And Green manages to get love, humility, humour and pathos in between the chemo and the retching. Amazing.

This book played with my emotions it was very well written. I really love this book, I recommend it to all! <3