the perks of being a wallflower book price

By 2007, it had sold more than 700,000 copies. The Perks of Being a Wallflower was published in 1999 and was received well in both literary and reading circles. This book is a poignant collection of precious memories that form the rollercoaster life in Charlie's freshman year. His English teacher, Bill, is an important contributor to his cerebral development and critiques him to improve his writing. His story is one of a kind, where kindness and delicacy soon mingle with a heady rush of drugs, alcohol and childhood trauma that make this novel so intriguing and beautiful. Sam and Patrick offer Charlie a chance to actually be a part of the real world. His sensitivity likens him to this more mature group of friends who are misfits in their own rights. The world of mixed tapes, parties, first dates and late night drives are all very unfamiliar to Charlie but he soon begins to find his own place in this new territory. He is introduced to a group of upperclassmen students by Patrick and Sam. He soon starts liking Sam romantically although he is aware of his inadequacy at being a suitable boyfriend for Sam. Patrick eggs Charlie to explore and try out new experiences.

At school, amidst an air of anonymity, Charlie goes through weeks before befriending two seniors, Sam and her step brother Patrick. His only friend, Michael committed suicide last summer and so Charlie must go into High School alone. Set in the 1990's, Charlie, a freshman without a single friend keeps himself busy with his unconventionally intelligent mind and keen spirit. Written in a series of letters addressed to an anonymous entity, Charlie, an introverted teenager depicts various experiences from his life in his coming of age novel, The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

The perks of being a wallflower book price