Title: The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Product review: This was a great book for the young adults. The main character, Charlie, talked about his life as a teenager in new surroundings like the high school with upperclassmen friends. I was able to picture myself in a lot of the same situations because the author made it so easy for you to "interact" with the book. There were surprises in the book dealing with friends, family and him self. This is one of those "hard to put down" books.Throughout the book Charlie is writing to a friend. He never tells you who he is writing to or who he is. He uses code names for his friends and family. He also says that the places he is writing about are made up so you cannot find his whereabouts. I thought that this was one of the reasons I kept reading, just waiting for the reveal of the person he is writing to.The Perks of Being a Wallflower dealt a lot with drugs, alcohol, sex and peer pressure which made the book a more realistic book for young adults.
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