The Perks of Being a Wallflower

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Summary: Exploring the unexplored parts of the human mind and life...
Review: It was beautiful. It was so real...it truely amazes you once you read certain parts, because you've felt all these things and you didn't know it until someone else related. It's just so wonderful...I truely believe it beneficial for every teenage person to read once. It's totally groovy.

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Summary: Incredible.....It Changed ME!
Review: I could not put this incredible book down! It was so good! The emotional distress of Charlie, his friends, his family, his life, the experimentation, everything. He is an incredible character, and this is a truly moving book. It shows that teens DO have a mind, they DO know how to think and that life has its ups and downs. I recommend this book to anyone, especially teens.

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Summary: emotional, beautiful, and true to life
Review: I never wanted this story to end. I instantly fell in love with the characters and felt as if i had been pulled in somehow. This novel shows that there is a little of Charlie in all of us. He is inquizitive, emotional, and at a level most of us aren't. Through the love he recieved, he set free one of his secrets, letting him evolve. I believe it is must read for those whom are growing up lonely, or so they think...believe me...for some reason Charlie just stuck with me.

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Summary: A must read!
Review: As a student entering freshman year, I identified with Charlie. Though there are those who think he was unrelistic, and too open with his feeling, that is totally untrue. His feeling are as real as any real persons. I know people like him as well. This book is sad yet humorous. I recomend it to anyone willing to read a great book.

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Summary: I couldn't put it down
Review: This novel was one of the greatest ones that I have ever read in my life. I finished it in one day and I am already on my second time reading it. The pain that Charlie goes through at such a young age reminded me of my life as a young teenager and it touched a part of me that has not been touched in a long time. I thank Stephen Chbosky for writing a book so close to my heart.

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Summary: Best Book I've Ever Read!!!!!
Review: This is the best, most moving, entertaining, and dramatic story that I have ever heard. It is so true to life, even with the parts you can't relate to, you can understand how it would be. The book has an easy flow that makes it addictive. I just read it in less than 1 day!!! That is so not common for me either! It is filled with awesome characters and extreme detail. There needs to be a movie version of this book!

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Summary: Interesting account of modern day high school, however...
Review: This book was a somewhat interesting account of a modern day high school scenario, however, Charlie is an unrealistic character. It seemed strange to me how such sensitive and emotional freshman appealed to so many seniors and how he quickly became friends with all of them. Also, his redundant crying was out of place. The sad story about his aunt was interesting, though, and his brother and sister as well.

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Summary: AWESOME!
Review: This book was awesome! It's great to know that we teenagers don't suffer alone. Chbosky did a wonderful job of portraying the pending questions of the teen-age mind. I finished this book in a day, and would recommend it to all teens to read!

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Summary: unrealistic story
Review: When I first heard of this book, with avery appealing title, I might add, I thought immediately that I should read it. After the first page I was horribly disappointed, and eventually felt as if Charlie's nauseating honestymight make me vomit. Charlie was an unrealistic character who cried, whined, and pouted at every turn of thepage. Although, on a kinder note, I did like the characters Patrick and Sam.

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Summary: WOW
Review: I couldn't put this book down. I can't believe how accurate it was to real life in high school! I consider myself a wallflower and could totally identify with Charlie. All the characters were described so well. I could identify a little bit w/ each of them. Everyone should read this book!