- Published: New York : Pocket Books, c1999.
- Year Published: 1999
- Description: 213 p. ; 18 cm.
- Language: English
- Format: Book
Reading Level
- Lexile: 720
ISBN/Standard Number
- 0671027344
- 9780671027346
- 1451696191
Subjects
- High school students -- Fiction. -- Social conditions
- Coming of age -- Fiction.
- Diary novels.
- Epistolary novels.
- Epistolary fiction.
- Bildungsromans.
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The perks of being a wallflower
by Chbosky, Stephen.
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Call number: Teen Fiction (Paperback) , Zoom Lends Book
Available Copies: Pittsfield Adult
Additional Details
"An original publication of MTV Books/Pocket Books"-- T.p. verso.
A coming of age novel about Charlie, a freshman in high school who is a wallflower, shy and introspective, and very intelligent. He deals with the usual teen problems, but also with the suicide of his best friend.
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A Perfect Teen Book
It's impossible not to love the narrator of this book, he's sensitive, sweet and honest and as the story progresses, love for him begins to transform into pity and concern.
This book does an excellent job of capturing the experience of being a teenager - from the awkwardness, to the angst, to the joy of discovering you belong to a group of idolized new friends.
While the music and movies referenced here weren't as much a part of my experiences, I think every reader can relate to the group mania that emerges around whatever bands or movies accurately replace these in their experience.
This book does an excellent job of capturing the experience of being a teenager - from the awkwardness, to the angst, to the joy of discovering you belong to a group of idolized new friends.
While the music and movies referenced here weren't as much a part of my experiences, I think every reader can relate to the group mania that emerges around whatever bands or movies accurately replace these in their experience.
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