TFIOS

The Fault in Our Stars. A fantastic movie and an even better book. It is probably my all time favorite book and movie. The first time I read it, I didn’t know that it was a real book. My friend sent me a link to Wattpad and told me to read it, so I did. She didn’t tell me that it was sad. I was sitting at my dad’s tattoo shop in the lobby reading it, I got to the sad part, and I had tears streaming down my face. Two girls walked in. I looked at them, stood up, said hi, and walked into the other room and told my dad that we needed to leave. Well, I’ve read the book 5 times since them and I’ve cried every time. I went and saw the movie on opening night. My friend and I did not go prepared. We forgot to bring tissues. There were a couple nice girls in front of us that gave us some. Throughout the entire movie everyone was crying, we all knew what was going to happen. There were tissues everywhere. When we left the theater there was a mountain of tissues as high as the seats in one of the isles. The Fault in Our Stars is too relatable. Cancer has been a very popular illness with in the last few years. It resonates with millions of people. The realness of the movie is what makes it so good. By far my favorite book and movie.