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Thread: catcher in the rye.....again

  1. 25-Aug-09, 20:39 #1
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    Default catcher in the rye.....again

    read this years ago...and dident give it too much thought just the ramblings of a teenager.....
    take two.....having just finished it again...realised that the 17 year old..is going thru a lot of pain ...loosing his brother,failing at school, nothing to look forward to,now i just feel his dispair...the book hasent changed any ...its my thinking thats changed....
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  2. 28-Sep-09, 00:06 #2
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    One of my all-time favourites. My 12 year old son picked it up recently and asked if he could read it but don't think he's old enough yet. I was quite young when I read it first and it was pretty overpowering for me and had a big emotional impact. Maybe when he's a wee bit older yet.
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    First read it when i was 14/15. Then again not a long time after. Really good book and has a powerful story.
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