The Fault In Our Stars

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  30/01/12 - 20:16 #2

  I'm going to read it next. Can't wait. My copy is signed too, yay:D

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  30/01/12 - 20:35 #3

  Great.... am I right in thinking.... NERDFIGHTER!! What colour was your signature?

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  30/11/12 - 08:16 #4

  Son-Of-ABiscuit wrote: »

  Great.... am I right in thinking.... NERDFIGHTER!! What colour was your signature?

  
  I have a signed copy too my signature is purple. I didn't enjoy the book. I enjoyed the first half and then gave up.
  
  Anyone want a free signed copy? It just using up space on my bookshelf.

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  26/12/14 - 20:09 #5

  Son-Of-ABiscuit wrote: »

  Anyone else read this fantastic book? Highly recommend it to anyone. Subject a bit of a downer and will leave you sobbing, but nevertheless a FANTASTIC BOOK!
  
  DFTBA

  
  Yes, I recently finished this book and John Green's The Fault In Our Stars is a superlative book and I highly recommend it to others. It's one of those books that really does engage the emotions of the readers and it's all the better for it.

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  31/12/14 - 15:19 #6

  TelevisionUser wrote: »

  Yes, I recently finished this book and John Green's The Fault In Our Stars is a superlative book and I highly recommend it to others. It's one of those books that really does engage the emotions of the readers and it's all the better for it.

  
  Agreed. Didn't think I would enjoy it as heard it was soppy etc but found it very well written and emotional.

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  02/01/15 - 20:19 #7

  MelodyMaker wrote: »

  Agreed. Didn't think I would enjoy it as heard it was soppy etc but found it very well written and emotional.

  
  Indeed, MelodyMaker. This is only a personal view but I think that book is so good that it ought to be perhaps studied in schools.

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  14/01/15 - 21:26 #8

  I really enjoyed the book when I read it (John Green definitely has a knack for emotionally devastating you). What did people think of the movie adaptation compared to the book? I simply couldn't invest myself in it, which I thought was a massive shame. I think part of the reason was the actors - I'm not much of a fan of either of them.

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