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Summary: feeling infinite
Review: Reading this book left me with a feeling that I have been changed for the better for looking into the brain of such an amazing person. To have been a part of the thoughts that went through Charlie's head gave me the sense that I was a part of something special. I'm amazed at how the author captures the thoughts that almost every teenager has. He describes characters that everybody can recognize. When Charlie experiences his highs and lows, the reader is right there with him. I felt infinite reading about how he felt infinite. It's a book celebrating life and the simple everyday occurances that make it special, such as riding through the tunnel in a pick-up truck or the feeling of belonging that comes with having true friends.
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Summary: The perks of reading this book
Review: I had read reviews of this book but I didn't read it for a it for a long time, fearing it would be depressing. I was wrong. This book is wonderful. Charlie is one of the all-time greatest literary characters, someone I wish was my friend. He also makes the reader want to be a bit more like him, more thoughtful adn observant. This book deals with difficult issues, but in a realistic way that avoids melodrama. Read the letters Charlie sends to his friend, and imagine the friend is yourself. This book is so well-written that you will be convinced.
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Summary: belle and sebastian book
Review: This a book for the listener, the watcher, the one who notices beauty in all the ways that other wouldn't notice. It finds the beauty in the ugly, the sweetness in people's faults. This is a silent book that speaks loudly.my favorite...
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Summary: life of a freshman
Review: I read this book a while ago, but i was and still am blown away by it. This is the most realistic book i have ever read portraying a freshman year of high school, which i just completed. Whether you are the most popular person or the most shunned outcast, you can relate to Charlie as he tells his mystery receiver about his day to day life. I actually read it right at the end of my freshman year and as i looked back at my freshman year and i was amazed at the honest reality of it. i reccomend it to anyone who *really* wants to know what a freshman year of high school is like.
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Summary: The Perks of Being a Wallflower.......
Review: A moving handbook of teenage angst, The Perks of Being a Wallflower throws every emotion from love and anger to hate and pity in the air like a feather in the wind. The first time reading this book left me floating on a cloud. So did the second, third, fourth, and fifth time....without a doubt the best read yet. I highly recommend this darkly comedic drama about a young boy to any teenager, adult, or senior citizen. This is the one book out there that will etch in your mind for a lifetime.
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Summary: The perks....
Review: I just finished this book about an hour ago...and all I can say and think is...wow. What an amazing inspiring story that everyone can relate to. Truly amazing. I can't even find the right words to describe how I feel about the book, but if you are a human who has any feelings at all, I recomend this book to you. I can't wait to read another book by Stephen Chbosky.
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Summary: This is the best book I have ever read in my life!
Review: I love this book, it's simply wonderful. I would recomend it to anyone in highschool or those who want to relive those memories.
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Summary: Excellent.
Review: This is my favorite book in the world. I highly recommend it. Charlie is a character that is very easy to relate to, and I could barely put this book down.
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Summary: Amazingly moving
Review: What a wonderfully powerful book. A must-read. Truly inspiring and beautiful.
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Summary: Shockingly Accurate
Review: This book was worth every cent I spent on it. Charlie accurately represents so many teenagers out there who want so much to find out that they're normal. I've already read it twice, but would definitely read it again.
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