In the book, 16-year-old Hazel Grace Lancaster suffers from thyroid cancer that’s spread to her lungs.
U.S.Released in 2012, The Fault In Our Stars tells a simple heart-warming but ultimately heart-breaking love story between its leads. 
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That’s clear from even the book she swears by, An Imperial Affliction, about a girl dying from cancer, which ended mid-sentence. If Boone even gets halfway there, it is on account of Woodley (last seen in Divergent), who truly gets the unlikely Hazel Grace Lancaster that’s at the centre of this story.ĭiagnosed with cancer when she was 13 and a death experience later, Hazel is now 17, breathing with the help of a nose cannula, quiet, more tired than cynical about her circumstances, and quite adult in her reactions. Despite a readymade audience that comes with such gigantic bestseller, translating all of the above from the romance and the loving to the disease and the dying was never going to be easy.
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