May spend the school year on the New England mainland at the ritzy Just in time for summer comes the perfect beach read! Humor and romance abound in this fresh, fun take on summer love. how do you feel about The Fault in Our Stars being made into a movie? However, I can't help but remain skeptical. I remain optimistic I would love for this movie to be a huge success. However, a book like The Fault in Our Stars- which already has such a huge fan base with such a large amount of the readership having a personal connection with the story- might not translate well onto the big screen.

I have always believed that, and that is why I am so accepting of movie adaptations that some of my friends might cast off as bad adaptations. I have a firm belief that what makes a good book is not what makes a good movie. John seems thrilled about the director he thinks that Josh Boone's close and personal connection with the book will translate well into the direction of the movie. How is that connection going to be translated into a movie? I know it has helped people through tough times, and people have a connection to that book that goes way deep. The Fault in Our Stars is such a gem, and as a book it really functions to directly touch a readers' soul and inspire them. However, I know what happens when books become made into movies, and that's what has me worried. So I am incredibly happy that The Fault in Our Stars will probably be made into a movie. Basically, everything he and his brother do is amazing to me.

I also love Crash Course and his Swoodilypoopers videos. I love his books first and foremost, and I will always be a fan. I absolutely adore John Green and everything he does. However, after thinking about it for awhile, I got worried. When I read the news tonight that The Fault in Our Stars movie has officially hired a director, I was at first ecstatic.

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