
Sixteen-year-old Hazel Grace Lancaster has lived with terminal cancer for years, and at a support group in Indianapolis she meets Augustus Waters, a funny, confident boy who changes how she spends the time she has.
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Quentin Jacobsen has loved his adventurous neighbour Margo Roth Spiegelman from afar for years, and after she takes him on a night of revenge pranks across Orlando and then disappears, he follows the clues she left behind.

Miles Halter leaves Florida for a boarding school in Alabama in search of what Rabelais called the Great Perhaps, and finds it in his new friends and in Alaska Young, a clever, reckless girl who pulls him into her orbit.

Veterinarian Xavier Rush and social media manager Samantha Diaz fall hard for each other in Minneapolis, but Samantha is about to move two thousand miles away to California to care for her mother, who has early-onset dementia.

Theodore Finch and Violet Markey meet on the ledge of their Indiana high school's bell tower, and a class project to explore the wonders of their state draws them together as each struggles with what brought them there.

Claudia Hampton, a popular historian dying in a London hospital, decides to write a history of the world and of herself, and comes back to her wartime love affair in Egypt.

Every summer Belly goes with her mother and brother to the beach house of her mother's best friend and her two sons, Conrad and Jeremiah, and the summer she turns sixteen, everything between them changes.

Andy, a stand-up comedian in London on the edge of forty, is dumped by Jen, the love of his life, and sets out to work out what went wrong.

When his girlfriend Laura leaves him, Rob Fleming, a thirty-five-year-old who runs a failing record shop in north London, ranks his all-time top five breakups and goes back to find out what went wrong with each one.

In Omaha in 1986, Eleanor, the new girl with wild red hair and a hard home life, ends up sharing a school bus seat with Park, a quiet half-Korean boy, and over comics and mixtapes they fall slowly in love.

Madeline Whittier is allergic to the world and has not left her sealed house in seventeen years, until Olly moves in next door, dressed in black, and starts talking to her through the window.

When her fiancé leaves her for his best friend, children's librarian Daphne Vincent ends up sharing an apartment in a Michigan lake town with Miles, the jilted ex of that best friend, and the two start posting photos that suggest they are dating.

Queenie Jenkins, a twenty-five-year-old Jamaican British journalist in London, comes apart after her white boyfriend asks for a break, making one bad choice after another while her friends and family try to keep up.