The Perks of Being a Wallflower

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Summary: poorly constructed, trite.
Review: It's unsurprising that this is an MTV offering. A little bit too much happens in this novel, from sexual perversion to drugs to abortion and so on and so on and so on. It's one of those books that earnestly tries to have a message, but instead fails miserably.

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Summary: being a wallflower myself i understand
Review: this novel was so compelling and powerful that it soared above any and all the books i've read in my life. i could read this book a trillion times and get the same infinite feeling every time. this book isn't about being like the jones', and it's certainly not leave it to beaver. it's real, and i guess that's why i and a million other teens are all the better for having read it.

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Summary: Oh my
Review: When I was 15 I had the most incredible summer of my life...including great parties, and, ironically - the Rocky Horror Picture Show...This book was recommended to me, and I swear that Chbosky was amongst us that summer...This book was incredible, and I think that no matter how old you are, this book will touch you in some way.

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Summary: I've Fallen In Love With Charlie:)
Review: I could never put into words what this book has done for me. I've fallen in love with this book. It's life altering... It is beautiful. I read it in 3 hours, and I read it again. I've read it about 5 times. I don't know, I love it and I could never express how great this book is. Hey, Stephen Chbosky! Come out with a sequal.. I'm dying to know what happens next! Okay to sum this all up, at the end of the book I felt "infinite".

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Summary: Not good
Review: It's too obvious that a late-twenties-early-thirties man wrote this book. The dialogue isn't what teenagers talk like (trust me, I know.) He gets in a fight at school. It's summed up in two lines. The characters are underdeveloped. I couldn't tell one of his friends from the next. Again, the language and style of writing bothered me. It was clearly written by an adult trying to write from a teenagers perspective, and that's what ruined this book for me.

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Summary: As a teen, i know what Charlie is going through.
Review: I'm 15 and i read this book. As a teenager growing up, i know what Charlie is feeling and thinking. Trying to find yourself and who you are not only the person you think you should be is a hard thing to do in this world. It's good to know that somebody knows how i feel.

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Summary: Offers a unique perspective.
Review: Charlie's letter are singular and unique at the same time. More intimate than a diary,We may not know who he is writing. All we know is the world he shares.

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Summary: THE BEST EVER!!!!
Review: WOW, words cannot express my love of this great work of fictional literature! Chbosky is a genius!

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Summary: Words can not do justice to this book.
Review: If ever there was a book that could describe the whirlwind of feelings, moments and thoughts you've had but doubt anyone else has, this book is it. I dont even want to try and describe it because I know I could never capture the feeling you have during and after reading this book. If I give out no other advice during my lifetime, my one piece would be to read this book.

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Summary: I loved this book, I could read it over and over again.
Review: This was the best book I have ever read. It keeps the reader's interest and you really start to care for Charlie. Anyone would love this book, as its timeless themes of acceptance and love are easy for anyone to relate to. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.