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Title: Salinger depicts the mind of an adolescent boy to perfection
Review: The Catcher in the Rye is a revolutionary book. Aside from all the notoriety it receives as the cause of some unfortunate incidences, the book is written flawlessly. The language Salinger chooses to use is easy enough to read that most all readers will find the words easy to comprehend. Yet therein lies Salinger's genius. Salinger depicts the mind of an adolescent male to perfection. Using fluid and basic diction, Salinger creates a mood and way of thinking that is so close to reality, its scary. Although not all young men have felt exactly the same as Holden, all have at one point felt certain aspects of Holden's disillusionment and pain.
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