Title: the perks of connections
Product review: I read this book because my teacher thought I would make a connection with it. After reading the first diary entry, I knew I liked it, but I didn't feel connected to it yet. The story is about a boy named Charlie who is a freshmen in high school with no friends. His brother is a freshmen in college and his sister a senior in high school. I love how the book is written in diary entry form because it makes it seem more personal.The Perks of Being a Wallflower is personal, intense, and real. you get to meet Charlie, his family, and the friends he make along the way. You also get to meet his friend who passed on and his late Aunt Helen. This story never drags on and stays at a good pace.You really experience teenage life as it is today even though the book was written in 1991. It deals with deaths, crushes, relationships, pregnancies, and much more. After finishing this book, I definitely felt a connection to Charlie; it felt like we were walking in each other shoes.
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