Title: An emotional, memorable book
Product review: There are few science fiction stories as touching as Flowers for Algernon. We care about Charlie because he's the focus of the story, not the experiment that makes him a genius. The ending moves us because we witness what's happening to him in human terms, not scientific ones. All good fiction is about the characters, something Daniel Keyes clearly understood. For that reason, Flowers for Algernon is- and will remain- a classic. A newer novel with a fairly similar theme- and very memorable characters- is An Audience for Einstein. Both books have a strong emotional impact that lingers.
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