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A classic is defined as â€Å"an author or literary work of the first rank, especially one of demonstrably enduring quality† according to the dictionary. Classic works are treasured by the experiences in novels that relate back to the reader, they hide emotions that float to the surface once you feel the pain of the characters truly come to life; with classic novels every read should feel as though it were the first. John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars could easily become a classic novel one day; while reading this novel readers can understand Hazels passiveness, have experienced the love that’s being shared within the pages, and the book just can’t be put down because of its dry humor that makes readers want more. Hazel, the passive teenager, puts a lot of effort into trying not to hurt other people. Today it seems as though America as a whole does this same thing though? She tries to make things easier for everyone in her life because she's afraid of hurting them. Everyone during their lifetime holds things in or hides small facts for the safety of family and friends, no one wants to be...