The Fault in Our Stars
by John Green · · 2010
This young adult novel follows Hazel and Augustus, two teenagers navigating terminal illness who form a deep bond through shared trials and literature. Together, they confront profound questions regarding suffering, legacy, and human connection while facing physical decline. While offering a poignant look at love and grief, the story contains mature adolescent content and frequent strong profanity.
- Age range
- Ages 16–99
- Category
- High School Reads
- ISBN
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Heads up: language, romance, sexual content, scary content feature prominently in this book.
Parent notes
While the novel addresses loss and empathy with depth, parents should note the inclusion of strong profanity and premarital teen intimacy alongside heavy emotional themes.
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Discussion questions
- 1How do Hazel and Augustus search for meaning in the middle of severe physical illness?
- 2In what ways do Hazel's parents demonstrate unconditional love and support through difficult circumstances?
- 3How does the story's depiction of suffering and eternity compare with a biblical perspective on hope and salvation?
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