This week I decided to start a new book. Yes, it may sound like a cheesy, teenage-girl book, but in reality, I've heard only good things about it. In spite of all the preconceived ideas of what this book is about, I am going to read "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky. Throughout it's 206 pages, this book is a story about what its like to go through the roller-coaster ride of high school.
The main character is a freshman boy named Charlie who meets a pair of teenagers named Sam and Patrick who takes him under their wings. They introduce him to a whole new world of high school life. Of course, this would include drugs, parties, and shockingly literature. This story is written in a unique way where the events that take place are written in letters by Charlie himself. These letters are sent to a stranger who gets to learn about his experiences throughout his first year of high school. Overall, I think that learning about one boy's experiences from an important time in life will not only be interesting to read, but it will teach me a little about life along the way.
Cool book, sounds great for understanding more about someone elses experience in their life. Also sounds like a well written book. Also very cool to read in letters that are wrote by the character as it gives you more in depth view of the book.
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