Thread: MobileRead February 2015 Book Club Nominations
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Old 01-21-2015, 02:28 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
*** The fault in Our Stars by John Green [JSWolf, HomeInMyShoes, Moe The Cat]
Goodreads / Amazon US / Barnes & Noble US / Google Play US / Kobo US / Overdrive UK / Overdrive US
Spoiler:
A medical miracle may have bought Hazel a few years, but she’s still a terminal time bomb, suffering from stage IV cancer. At a support group for her illness, she meets fellow cancer survivor Augustus Waters, a boy who pretends to smoke cigarettes and has a prosthetic leg. With a shared obsession for the novel An Imperial Affliction and a similar sense of sarcasm, the two fall in love, despite their inevitable fate. John Green’s story is honest and hilarious, exposing the fear, anger, and sadness that accompanies a terminal illness.


That can be put in post #2.
Why not put the Goodreads link in the spoiler, as I did in my nomination?
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