I read ‘The Fault in our Stars’ by John Green, for two reasons. Firstly everybody I knew seemed to have read it and secondly, it had a really cool cover.
It tells the story of Hazel, a girl with cancer who is using a constant stream of drugs to keep her alive. One day, at a Cancer support group she visits, she meets Augustus Waters and evidently she has to fall in love with him.
The story then progresses. Hazel and Augustus go to Holland to meet Hazel’s favourite author who turns out to be a drunk, whilst nearing the end of the book Augustus’ cancer comes back and kills him.
In my opinion the storyline wasn’t a particularly strong one, or maybe I’m just not cut out for romance novels. However I do think that John Green wrote the book superbly. The first few chapters especially had a firm writing style and made you really connect and emotionalise with Hazel.
Out of ten? I would give this book an eight.
Penpal 
I suggest that you might want to use “A life of organised crime” for your new slogan
Go away
Will do
you seemed quite critical why such a high 8? From the sounds of it, it was more of a 6
Well the first few chapters were very good.
Fair enough, I have very litle experience in reviewing books. Generally when it comes to movies. 6 is average, 7 is very good, 8 is excellent