The Perks of Being a Wallflower (Audiobook)

from gali894

An amazing book about the struggles of growing up and the effects of abusive events during childhood. Stephen Chbosky delivers a haunting read using the voice of Charlie. You don't know where he lives or who he's writing the letters to. All you know is with each letter he pulls you closer into hi...

from JoniMFisher

I loved Charlie. We all had one crazy friend in high school, that one you knew would get you in trouble but you went along anyway. This book makes me wish I had been much bolder then.

from Yggie

Dear Charlie, I wish I met you and this book when I was 16. What a great way to show anxiety and vulnerability and courage and putting yourself second, in well written letters to your anonymous Good Person. I felt it with you, and I thank you for that. Thank you too for introducing me to the love...

from msf59

Charlie is the quintessential wallflower. Quiet, brilliant and a dedicated observer. Quite content in his comfortable world of books and music. As he enters high school, he meets senior siblings Sam and Patrick. The sister and brother duo take him under their collective wing and his solitary life...

from deargreenplace

I'm not sure what I was expecting when I started to read this book. I vaguely knew that it was about an outsider at school (as so many of my preferred books are!). It's set in the early 1990s and the book is an MTV publication, which made me think it was of that time when corporations were desper...