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Is this spam? I think it’s spam. You had me all excited there for a moment, Anonymous. 

Oh my god.

The Fault in Our Stars may be made into a MOVIE?

I am so excited, but I am scared, because I don’t think I will be able to not make ugly-crying noises in the movie theater. 

By the way, to my lovely followers, if you are reading this and have never read “The Fault in Our Stars,” read it. I beg of you. This book is by far the best book I have ever read. So pick it up, borrow it from a friend, something. Just please, read it. It opens your eyes.

And to those who have lost those to cancer, like I have: this book broke me, as some of the things that happen are hauntingly accurate to what cancer does to both the person who has it and their loved ones. My grandfather died a month before I read this book to bone cancer, and he went so fast, so painfully. I saw him in his dying days, and I saw first hand how fast cancer kills. This book demonstrates that perfectly, so it may open up a lot of wounds, but it was worth it. So, so worth it. So again, I’ll say it: Read it. 

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My heart is physically hurting right now. I am devastated. Such a wonderful book, but it broke my heart. Everything about this book was heartbreakingly beautiful, and I found myself laughing, crying, sometimes even at the same time. I am so happy I picked up this book, even though it just about ruined my life for a couple of hours.

John Green, you are a man of genius.