Now, his latest novel “Everything is Tuberculosis” dives into how tuberculosis has shaped our world. Here’s a look back on all of his titles. All John Green books in order ...

John Green's new book "Everything is Tuberculosis" will release on Tuesday. The Indy-based author kicked off his book tour in Indianapolis over the weekend. Here's everything you need to know ...

Many of John Green’s novels offer a snapshot of young adult reading culture in the 2010s – star-crossed teenage lovers and “manic pixie dream girl” characters, Tumblr quotes and metaphors ...

Tuberculosis is one of the oldest diseases in human history – and it still kills more than a million people every year. In a new book, The Fault in Our Stars author John Green argues the ...

John Green, widely known as a YouTube star and a young-adult novelist, has written a new, already best-selling nonfiction book on the seemingly unlikely topic of tuberculosis.

Yes, tuberculosis is still around, and it’s killing more than 1.25 million people each year, according to the World Health Organization.. Author and tuberculosis activist John Green said that ...

American writer John Green is perhaps best known for his blockbuster young adult novels, including The Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns, that feature compelling, brilliant and sometimes ...

Because, in true John Green fashion, there’s a footnote on the copyright page explaining the reasoning behind the font choice for his newest book, “Everything is Tuberculosis.” (Spoiler: The ...

In "Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection" (Crash Course Books, 2025), John Green recounts these unsung ways in which TB shaped history.He also ...

John Greenʼs latest book, “Everything Is Tuberculosis,” explores the impact of principled public health efforts in an age of advanced medicine Rating: 9/10 One of the most striking parts of John Green ...

Who knew tuberculosis had a connection to the development of the cowboy hat or the U.S. military or women’s dress sizes? John Green; that’s who. And the author was on “The Daily Show” on ...

One of them, a diminutive boy named Henry Reider, who shared his first name with Green’s son, took it upon himself to give the author a tour of the place. Reider’s sister had already died of ...