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Read this book in the 7th grade and did a book report. I remember being embarrassed when the teacher asked how it was different from the short story of it we read in class. There was a scene where he is staring at his sister through the bathroom keyhole and wondering about her differences. I think there are also romantic scenes between Charlie and scientist studying him.
Profanity, nudity, sex, wet dreams, lots of alcohol and drunkenness, and "something" slipped into his drink at the club. Someone said PG. I'd say PG-13 at best.
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Feb 02, 2016 04:09PM
Read this book in the 7th grade and did a book report. I remember being embarrassed when the teacher asked how it was different from the short story of it we read in class. There was a scene where he is staring at his sister through the bathroom keyhole and wondering about her differences. I think there are also romantic scenes between Charlie and scientist studying him.
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Profanity, nudity, sex, wet dreams, lots of alcohol and drunkenness, and "something" slipped into his drink at the club. Someone said PG. I'd say PG-13 at best.
