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I really enjoyed this book. I felt drawn to Charlie, because my childhood was of a similar vein. I appreciated that despite his social awkwardness he was able to have friends and live his life. I really enjoyed the fact that Charlie was a book lover. What I didn't love was all the smoking, drinking, and violence in the book.
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This is the first book this year I have found disappointing. Books don't have age limit for reader but I kind of felt too old for this book.
It talks about violence, drugs, sexual experience, depression and more.... The character Charlie seems so lost. I read about 50 pages and couldn't make head or tail of the book and closed it. I wonder why this book and movie is so popular, may be I am missing something.
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It talks about violence, drugs, sexual experience, depression and more.... The character Charlie seems so lost. I read about 50 pages and couldn't make head or tail of the book and closed it. I wonder why this book and movie is so popular, may be I am missing something.
Bidding haitus to this book and moving on to another. ...more
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower, by Stephen Chbosky.
I must say that I am quite surprised by this book. When I first laid eyes on it, the semi-thin bright green cover picqued my interest. Then when I saw that it was the movie that Hermonie Granger, aka Emma Watson was in I knew that I wanted to read it as well as watch it.
So I dove right in not even knowing what to expect. First I didn’t know if I liked the way the bok was organized with the letter format, but it quickly grew on me. I ...more
The Perks of Being a Wallflower, by Stephen Chbosky.
I must say that I am quite surprised by this book. When I first laid eyes on it, the semi-thin bright green cover picqued my interest. Then when I saw that it was the movie that Hermonie Granger, aka Emma Watson was in I knew that I wanted to read it as well as watch it.
So I dove right in not even knowing what to expect. First I didn’t know if I liked the way the bok was organized with the letter format, but it quickly grew on me. I ...more
“And all the books you've read have been read by other people. And all the songs you've loved have been heard by other people. And that girl that's pretty to you is pretty to other people. and that if you looked at these facts when you were happy, you would feel great because you are describing 'unity.”
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Wish I'd read this earlier...it's a book that I need to live with for awhile. I do love the way it feels as if I've been given a newly external focus.
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