Ok, I'm sure most of you are tired of hearing about the love story riddled with cancer that youngsters keep tearfully raving about, but tired is certainly not the first emotion that comes to mind when I think of "The Fault In Our Stars." I did indeed read the book before attending the movie (which I highly recommend) and I do intend on re-reading it because I find this story incredibly captivating and after reading the book once, seeing the movie twice, and watching numerous YouTube cast interviews, I find myself doused in a renewed adoration for all the lessons "The Fault In Our Stars" teaches. First of all, the hopeless romantic in me (that I sometimes desperately wish I wasn't) is a sucker for any actors that can simply look at one another and emit a spark. Shailene Woodley (Hazel) and Ansel Elgort (Agustus) meet each other's gaze and lemme tell you, call the fire department because the fireworks these two create could burn an entire