The document compares the poster and book cover of "The Fault in Our Stars", noting they share the same blue and white color scheme and font to maintain continuity in the franchise. The film poster suggests it is a romance by the positioning of characters, but one character being upside down may indicate problems in their relationship. The book's title references a quote about fate versus personal failings. Both the book and film have been financial successes, generating over $307 million, which has led to a large franchise producing various merchandise.

1. Here we can see and compare the poster
and book cover of “the fault in our stars” In
order to keep continuity within the
franchise, we can notice that things like the
font and colour scheme (blue and white)
have been kept the same.

2. We can also see that a lot can be suggested by
the film poster. The positioning of the
characters suggests the film is a romance
however the fact one character is upside down
may suggest problems or “faults” in their
relationship.
The book's title, The Fault in Our Stars, comes
from a line in Shakespeare's play in Julius
Caesar where Cassius says, "The fault, dear
Brutus is not in our stars, / But in ourselves,
that we are underlings." Cassius seems to be
saying that it's not fate that dooms men, but
instead their own failings.
This title suggests that life is about fate… our
lives are already written in the ‘stars’, the
word ‘fault’ suggests there are imperfections
with the lived we humans live.

3. Both the book and the film have been a major success and produced a
huge revenue of $307,239,013. Both the book and the film have opened
doors to the market producing a huge franchise based on the novel/film,
producing a wide range of merchandise.