Title: 'An excellent look inside the reality of being a teenager'
Product review: This book was amazingly true. It flowed and had witty technique along the lines. I, myself, am a 13 year old and I related to this book as much as I related to 'The Catcher in the Rye' which is my all-time favorite. Charlie in 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' is the stereotype of a teenager. He's scared and comfortable at the same time in his changing surroundings. His life is so many other teens' everyday exsistance. I would recommend this book to adolescents or parents with teenage children. Some of it might surprise you but you will soon realize that the book is hardly fiction and that the 90s come with a price.
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