Release
Date: February 1st 1999
Publisher: MTV Books and Pocket Books
Age
Group: Young Adult
Pages:
213 pages
Source:
Purchased
Ok let's try again.
I tried yesterday to write
this review but stopped because I didn’t know from where to start. Actually, I
didn’t know on what to focus on. It was just one of those books that impacts
you in a way but it gives you hard time to put it in words and I guess that's
because…
The perks of being a
wallflower celebrates the small things that we all go through but not have the
time to notice because it becomes a repeat in our lives that we don’t pay
attention to it on purpose.
The perks of being a
wallflower will make you laugh and think a lot. And it only touches things on
the surface without going too deep in it. because it allows or it gives you the
space to think about it the way you want. The way every reader perceives things
is different from the other and the author took that into consideration.
I had difficult time
picturing Emma Watson as Sam but this is due to obvious reasons.
The book dealt with so many
issues that teen face without being skeptical about it. I believed Charlie was
a kid with problems. I believed and felt sorry for him.
And at first, I thought this
book wasn’t for young adults up until I read that it was Amazon's #1 young
adult novel. It's different from other books.
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