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I absolutely hated this book. There is no plot. At all. I’ve heard it’s supposed to be a great coming-of-age story, but to me, it didn’t seem like the main character changed at all. Holden Caulfield remains annoying, whiny, and obsessed with cussing and the word “phony”. If I hadn’t been graded on reading it, I wouldn’t have even read past the first few pages. Personally, I can’t understand how this book ever got to be a classic.
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I started out really enjoying this book but about halfway through I realized it wasn’t going anywhere believable. The characters never develop into anything other than one-dimensional, there is no realistic conflict, just black or white (both literally and figuratively). The pie incident is beyond ridiculous. And if so few copies of Skeeter’s book were printed, why did they seem to all end up in this one town, the last place you’d want to have it widely promoted? There seemed to be no editing process with Skeeter’s book either, which is also ridiculous. The first draft was it! And on top of that she gets a job in New York! The men and women in my book club would laugh me out of the group for suggesting a book like this. But that’s not to say I didn’t enjoy the first half. Maybe better things are coming from this writer.
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Nothing about this book appealed to me. Not the subject matter, nor the title, nor the cover. Pfttt…..nothing. A depression-era traveling circus? What could be more….depressing? My sister delivered into my hands one day and said, “Read it.” And I did. I read it while cooking. I read it while eating. I read it when I should have been sleeping. I read and read and wanted to read more. Now I hand it to you and say, “Read it”. You won’t be sorry.
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Hello, I would like to thank Neal for writting these books and saying out loud some of my original thoughts on the true nature of God and our relationship with Him; I am also of Catholic upbringing and his books have resonated in my mind and my soul as confirmation that one’s most deepest thoughts, often the one’s most closely related to goodness, are the one’s we should be following and not just what we “think” we should do from what other people(church, parents, teachers, etc…) tell us or have shown us in our lives. I am going to give away these books as presents to my friends who I feel need to read this book and I don’t care if they cringe at the title and all preconceptions they might have about it, I know they will find them just as interesting and fullfilling as I have. Thank you again for this wonderful experience! Keep up the good work Neal!
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