Anyone read this book yet?

I have just finished it and I find the ending much to ponder about. I like it a lot but somehow I felt that the story is not complete.

Anyone read this book yet?

I have just finished it and I find the ending much to ponder about. I like it a lot but somehow I felt that the story is not complete.

I LOVED this book but haven't read anything else by the author yet. I plan to do so. I agree that it was left a bit "incomplete" but I think that helped add to the realism for me. In the "Q&A" section on John Green's website (which I encourage you to read in its entirety) (CAUTION TO OTHER READERS: DO NOT GO TO THE SITE UNLESS YOU HAVE READ THE BOOK, AS IT DOES CONTAIN SPOILERS) I especially enjoyed the answer to the second question.

http://johngreenbooks.com/questions-abo ... ilers/#end

I really enjoyed reading the all of Q&A.

Best,

Court

I think it's one of the best books ever. Makes you think about how short life is and how we never know what will really happen. But the end is beautiful as it is and I wouldn't have it any other way. Makes it more realistic.

I really liked it..in terms of incomplete I believe Green lets us make our own minds on what might have happened to the characters we loved

I loved this book. Maybe it just feels incomplete because you weren't satisfied with the ending? We always hate the ending when it comes to good books.

I really liked it..in terms of incomplete I believe Green lets us make our own minds on what might have happened to the characters we loved

I totally agree with you!

I really liked it..in terms of incomplete I believe Green lets us make our own minds on what might have happened to the characters we loved

I totally agree with you!

Ditto to both of you!!

I really liked it..in terms of incomplete I believe Green lets us make our own minds on what might have happened to the characters we loved

I've read other books by John Green and I feel like a lot of his writing allows for that (readers to fill in the gaps with their own imagination, etc.) I love this about his writing. There's some wonderful, deep content in his books

John Green is fabulous! Definitely read the Q&A, he's a strong believe in BBTTR (books belong to their readers). You should also check out his webshow, vlogbrothers.
DFTBA!

The Fault in Our Stars is going to be a movie! They just cast Shailene Woodley as Hazel.

[Kuc1ng]

I read the book last year and yet my heart still aching for the characters.

I really loved this book! John Green's other books are great as well, my favourite is Looking for Alaska.

I'm half ways through the book today and i feel so bloody emotional reading it. I had an idea it would probably end abruptly like the book the characters read!

Loved it! One of my top all time favs now.

Well, I do not know what to say about this book. It was so painful for me to read such a book. I really don't like sick people and this kind of subject for a book sounds a bit weird.
Still, full of metaphors. Right after reading, it was afwul. I really hated it. But now I'm all right with it. I guess I like it now.