Point of View

The narrative is written from the first-person perspectives of Hazel and Josh. The use of the first-person narration is fitting as it lends more immediacy and intimacy to Hazel's and Josh's romance. The perspective creates a strong narrative voice for both characters as they deal with their feelings for each other in face of the obstacles they face and try to become better versions of themselves at the same time. Readers can directly observe their frustration and resolve as they move forward in both their personal growth and their romance.

The point of view also reinforces the importance of the second chance life has given them to find romance with each other. Neither one of them wants to lose the other now that they have found each other again. This sentiment causes them to move slowly and never go on an official adult date. It...