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The Perks Of Being A Wallflower

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The Perks of Being A Wallflower is a book where the main character Charlie is just starting high school which is an issue for him because he doesn’t have many friends. He starts out there by meeting his english teacher, who will eventually become a good friend. He finishes out his first day and goes to a football game where he meets Patrick and Sam. They are seniors who help Charlie through high school. During high school Charlie starts to feel happy and not be upset with everyone and everything because of the people that he’s meeting. A lot happens between Patrick, Sam, and Charlie that makes them all good friends during his
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1. The Perks of being a Wallflower is a story about a high school freshman named Charlie. Through the entire novel Charlie is writing letters addressed to an anonymous friend. In these letters, he talks about his journey throughout his first year in high school. Where he experiences everything for the first time – first dates, family drama, drugs and new friends. In other words; growing up.

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