Quit hurrying and notice: Lessons from The Fault in Our Stars

Cathy Adams 08/09/2013 Personal Reflection 0 Comments

I finished the book and went to bed thinking about Hazel and Augustus from The Fault in our Stars, and I woke up thinking about them. Not just their love story, but their worldview, the way they faced each day knowing that time was real. What is life like when you are sure your days are limited? Many of you …

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