The Fault in Our Stars

I desperately need a “sixth star” for instances of refreshing literary triumph such as this. While this book deserves every bit of five stars, I lament my inability to offer a greater amount of visual praise. Those who wonder if this book is merely another whim on the breeze of the machine that is fiction writing, you would be sorely mistaken and your discounted view will deprive you. Typically I do not lend such weight to the pointedly forcefulness of mass production, and even less to promises of screen adaptation. However, dear citizens of Readertown, I dare say you would be hard pressed to find this particular work over-inflated by its popularity. The writing is fantastic. The Characters are relatable. The setting inspires empathy. The message is layered. What more could you want?