I reread this in part because I wanted to find out what made it appeal to me when I was in high school. I was a bit disappointed to find that I'd missed reading it when I should have. I probably was only 13 when I last read it, and read it then because Parker Stevenson was in the movie version. A...
This is a book I should probably revisit one day. I only remember it from some high school English classes and I'm afraid I don't have great memories of it, but I do know that I did learn a lot about literary analysis and symbolism from this book so it must be sort of worthy...
I found this book to be incredibly irritating. Not the worst book I've ever read, but didn’t feel like I could'n relate to the book. I felt like I was just trekking through waiting for it to start getting good, but it never did.
* Meandering review ahead... or below.I read this book back when I was quite young and did not pick up on many of the arguably obvious innuendos in the text and thought it was a good book about friendship, competition, and the usual turmoils of adolescence. I also thought the book was quite boring a...
I read this around my sixteenth birthday. It's constantly compared to The Catcher in the Rye, but is darker and somewhat better-written. I still like it, but for some reason, not as much as I once did.Apparently this novel is on the Goodreads "best LGBT books" list, and John Knowles once stated that...
One of my all-time favorite quotes is from this book ('Nothing lasts forever, not a tree, not love, not even a death from violence.') but other than that, I don't recall much about it.
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