Kam's favorite work of art

Have you ever wonder what true love is? If the answer is yes, I would like to introduce and invite you to read my favorite work of art, The fault in our stars. Written by John Green, The fault in our stars is one of the best selling romantic young-adult novels. The novel is narrated by the terminally ill young lady, Hazel Grace Lancaster. Her life had changed dramatically when she was diagnosed to have terminal lung disease. She dropped out of school and rarely met any friends. Not until she went to the support group did she find a guy who would change her life forever. Augustus Waters, the guy at the support group, was thought to have no evidence of cancer after his leg was amputated. He fall in love with Hazel at the very first sight. Hazel tried her best not to be loved by Augustus because she knew that the people who loved her would be hurt when she died, but their love for each other was undeniable. They also shared common interest in AIA ( an imperial affliction) which was written by Peter Van Houten, who, later in the book, was revealed to be an alcoholic. AIA was not completely written. The dialog ended as if the narrating character died. However, they were not sure if this was what the author really meant. They were determined to visit him in Amsterdam to ask for the sequel. The story went on. Finally, she ironically didn't die and was hurt by Augustus's death instead. 

The fault in our stars is so touching that I cried when I first read it. It successfully implied the meaning of true love to me. True love is not just to get someone you like; it is to care, to support, and to understand that special person of yours even in his/her darkest moments.