The book “ The Perks of Being a Wallflower” by Stephen Chbosky takes place in a high school and covers the story of a young boy who is coping with his friend's’ recent suicide. The novel is about a 15-year-old boy named Charlie who overcomes his anxiety and shyness with the help of his English teacher, new found friends and his writing of letters to someone he's never met in real life. The novel takes you through diverse topics such as anxiety, depression, sex, and drugs. As well as the relationship he had with his aunt haunts throughout the end of his school year. There is an effective use of personification as the narrator describes Sam’s “green” eyes as if they were a person (p.19). In the book, there's an incessant usage of monologues where the essential character describes his attitude and feelings towards …show more content…
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