The Fault in Our Stars
By: John Green
The swing set
Trip to Europe
Hazel, Gus, and Issac
The wonderful and tragic tale of The Fault in Our Stars
The Stats on The Fault in Our Stars
- It has been translated into over 46 languages including Spanish, French, Hebrew, and Dutch.
- It has been on the New York Times Bestseller list 78 times in a row.
-More than 130,000 have rated it on Goodreads.
-4.4/5 stars on Barnes and Noble
Why you need this publication
Reading in between the lines
Shailene
Shailene Woodley isn't just the lead actress in "The Fault In Our Stars." She's one of the book's original fans.
Long before she landed the role of Hazel Grace, a bright 16-year-old facing cancer, she sent the novel's author, John Green, an impassioned, lengthy e-mail rallying for "The Fault In Our Stars" to become a movie.
"I didn't say I needed to be Hazel," Woodley said at the movie's New York premiere on June 2. "I said I needed this movie to get made. Because I knew that it would change the lives of millions of people."
Ansel describing Augustus
"Augustus is quirky, weird, and nerdy," Ansel says, his brown eyes squinting against the morning light. "That's kind of how I am in real life. Really!" While he cites slightly more cool-kid interests—like playing basketball, producing house music, and rock climbing—among his favorite things, he admits: "I paint miniatures and play video games, too. I have a lot in common with the guy!"