The Fault in our Stars-- Book Review

   One conflict that has happened in my book so far is when Hazel wanted to go to Amsterdam to meet her favorite author of her favorite book "An Imperial Affliction" that doesn't really have an ending. She wants to meet him to find out what happens. The story does not go on because it's most likely a diary, and the narrator had cancer and was either to sick to continue or died. Hazel wanted answers to what happened. Some cancer patients get a wish and Hazel had already spent hers, so she didn't know how to get to Amsterdam. The part about getting there was solved, but she has not gotten answers to her questions.
   The problem of getting to Amsterdam has been competed, but she meet the author and she hasn't gotten answers, because he's a dumb drunk.
   YES!!! I would recommend this book to a friend. It is very engaging and a very fun and real book that I have LOVED so far!!!
    This book is about a girl who's name is Hazel. She has cancer in her lungs. She goes to this support group and meets a boy that she is into. She decides to try dating him. One of the things that they do when they first meet is exchange books and they discover that they are both into to this book called "An Imperial Affliction". Hazel wanted to go to Amsterdam to meet her favorite author of her favorite book "An Imperial Affliction" that doesn't really have an ending. She wants to meet him to find out what happens. The story does not go on because it's most likely a diary, and the narrator had cancer and was either to sick to continue or died. Hazel wanted answers to what happened. Some cancer patients get a wish and Hazel had already spent hers, so she didn't know how to get to Amsterdam. Will she find a way to meet her beloved author? I think that this book is a 4.5, it's good, but not all books are perfect.

Question #3 awnser

Do you have to re-read constantly? Do you frequently find yourself confused about what’s going on? Are you imagining yourself being right there with the characters and a part of the story? Do you care about the narrator as a person and how invested are you in their story?

I have not had to reread constantly and do not find myself constantly confused. When I read, especially with a good book like "The Fault in our Stars" I don't picture myself there, but I basically see it in my mind like a movie. I care about Hazel and don't want her to die because she is an awesome person.

3rd person story--Metamorphosis

      Once there was this boy, and his name was Metamorphosis. He got made fun of because of his name. "What are you doing Metamorphosis, morphing?" or "Metamorphosis, what are you an insect?" He was very sad and for most of his life had no friends. One day this boy named Track had to transfer to Metamorphosis' school. He also got made fun of and didn't have any friends because all the other boys at their school had more normal names like Jake, Logan, Matt, Issac, Corbin and other names like that. They would say to Track, "I'm surprised people don't walk all over you." Or, "Why don't you join track Track? Because that would be confusing, the all star track player Track." One day both Metamorphosis and Track kept thinking about all the mean things the boys had said to them. Caught up in their thoughts in the cafeteria, they sat down right next to each other on the floor, because there was no room at the actual tables.
     "I hate this school," they said in unison.
      At that moment, they knew that they would be perfect together.

My Reading Life!!!

I will read a book for fun, but I don't like super love books. I think that it's just that you have to find the right book. It's a good thing that I use before I go to bed, and it helps me sleep, so I guess reading is a good thing. At times I don't like reading especially in Spanish, or in assigned books, because they are normally boring, but otherwise I like to read. I haven't really had any significant reading moments in your life. Again, reading at home is a lot better than assigned reading with an assigned book. The best book I've ever read is so far reading The Fault in our Stars, this one is the best. The worst book I've ever read is probably one of them I had to read for Spanish Immersion in 7th grade.

Reading puns!!!