Reading Reflection
I’m in the process of reading the novel “The perks of being
a wallflower.” So far I am finding it to be quite interesting because it’s
written by a younger boy, so it’s amusing to see what goes through the mind of
a 15 year old boy. The main character in novel doesn’t give much information
about himself only his name which is Charlie because the whole point of his
journal is to remain anonymous. I like
this book so far because the main character is always so honest with what he
writes about. The novel is his journal so he doesn’t hold back. I find that
Charlie is a bit of an odd person though. Sometimes he’ll start off his new entry
saying something weird or inappropriate.
He is a very smart kid though he just seems to lack information in the
social area. I’m glad I decided to pick this book up because even though my
life and Charlie’s life is quite different I can relate with him on some levels
since he is only a year older than me. I’m not very far in the novel so I’m
mostly only reading about his days at school or his feelings towards a certain
girl. He has made a few friends their names are Patrick and Sam they’re brother
and sister. I’m excited to keep reading and find out more about Charlie and
what kind of things he will be going through and dealing with.
So what do you think of the diary style format? What are the benefits and drawbacks to this style of writing?
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