My reviews: The fault in our stars by John Green

The fault in our stars is one of the best books written by John Green. The book explains the story of Hazel Grace, a 17-year-old girl with cancer living her life in obscurity. She was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer at the age of 13. They predicted that Hazel was to die that very year. But to all the doctor's shock, she survived. She now lives her life normally with her parents. Hazel was soon put in a cancer support group where she met a handsome young man named Augustus Waters. They grew very close to one another sharing secrets and going on crazy adventures.

The book is a New York Times best seller for a reason. The book gives you the opportunity to understand what it really is to be sick, what it really is to be face to face with death. Watching movies don’t always give you the truth. Having cancer isn’t sitting in bed staring at the ceiling until you come to an end, you think. There’s more than just being sick and being sad.

After reading this book you will wonder about many things. You might think of the way people with cancer must feel after looking death in the eye and still manage to survive Or what there love life is like. Reading the book will change the way you look at the disabled. You will learn what it really means to be healthy or what it means to be able to walk.

The book explains how Hazel sees things in life and how she sees people. It's an amazing feature how the book makes Hazel sound like she exists. It's amazing how books can change you so much.

Congrats to @vcelier for answering the riddle correctly first!

The riddle of the day is: You have been given 4 magical pills if you take a blue pill and a red pill you gain superpowers, but if you happen to take 2 of the same colored pills you will die. You have 2 blue pills and 2 red pills. The next day you get kidnapped. They put you in a dark room and you pull out your 4 pills. You do not know which pills are where. How do you safely take the pills and gain your superpowers to escape?