PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLO

映画を観てすぐにサントラを購入しました。映画もとても面白かったですが、サントラも最高です。

Perfect quality

Something about the story struck a chord in me, from which I never truly recovered. There is something ethereal about the world created by Stephen Chbosky in this novel. I gave a copy of this book to a friend and I hope he liked it (kid never got back to me on this, how dare he lol). Such a visceral book. Nothing really happens in it but it somehow managed to leave me feeling kicked in the nuts.

its one of those coming of age books. Its easy to read and the characters are so alive!

映画がとてもよかったのと、最近になって洋楽に興味を持ち始めたので購入しました。 映画のサントラなので「期待通り」なのは当然といえばそうなのですが、映画のシーンが蘇ってきてとっても楽しんでます。

出勤の際に車の中で聴いています。 トンネルソングを聴くとテンションが上がって、映画のように音量を上げて聴いてみたりしています☺︎ Come on Eileenが流れると楽しそうに踊るエマとエズラを思い出してウキウキするので、運転中も楽しめて嬉しいです☺︎

本も読みました、映画も見ました、サントラも聴きました どれもが素晴らしい サントラで言えばセンスの良さ、映像とのリンク そして最後にボウイの登場 久々に参りました

読者にあてたメッセージのような、日記形式で、主人公のチャーリーが自分の日常を語る。 高校一年生の男の子で、友人の自殺と大好きなおばの死で、精神のバランスを崩して、不安定な日々を送る。 チャーリーはスポーツの花形選手でもなく、女子にもてる存在でもない。が、自分の内面を、奥へ奥へと分析したがるナイーブな性格で、兄や姉とも、どこかすれ違っている。家族もいい人たちばかりで、両親はチャーリーのトラウマを深く心配している。精神科医のテラピーに通いつつ学校で（いっけん、目立たない、フツウとみえる生活）を送っている。 文中にもたびたび紹介される「The Cather in the Rye」の、パスティーシュ？とも受け取れるような、ひたすら、10代の男の子の内面（外界との接触が不器用で自意識過剰ぎみ？？自己防衛的？？）を描いている。 このように、取り立てて事件が起こるわけでもなく、フツウに思春期を送る男の子の毎日を、べったり記述して、それが映画化可能！ということに興味を覚えた。 非常に丹念に愚直なほど些細なことがら「十代の男の子の思春期の心情」を描写している点が、アメリカ文学の新風？復刻版？を感じさせて逆に新鮮。なかなかよかったです。佳作。

Todo perfecto. Rápida entrega

It's better than the movies to be honest.

Para quem quer treinar o ingles intermediario é uma ótima leitura, recomendo!

Reread after a long time. The story of Charlie stays timeless and hope-instilling ever after. Funny, dark, emotional, sad, it has it all. Love always!

Damn, this book was amazing. And it's not one of those books where you figure out how amazing it is at the beginning, or even through the first half. It slowly creeps up on you. Or at least is slowly crept up on me. And the more I read, the more I loved it. And now that I've read it, I can safely say that this book definitely will go on a list of my favorite books ever. And another thing I should mention is that I've been avoiding this book for a while. One of the reasons was because I thought it was over-hyped (silly me). But then, finally, we had to read this book for University, and I'm so glad that the professor choose this book. It was the first book which I had to read, that I absolutely loved. And I haven't seen the movie, so I didn't know anything about the plot. And I'm glad that that was the case. The Perks of Being A Wallflower is a coming-of-age story. But it is also so much more than that. It is a story about a boy named Charlie who just started high school. Because he felt alone and scared, he started writing letters to... well to whoever is reading this book. At the beginning, I didn't quite like Charlie as a character. He cried way too much, and was a bit weird. But as the book went, I started liking him more and more. I also stared understanding him, and actually relating to him. Also, I liked most of the other characters (some more, some less). Yeah, they all had some flaws, and they all did some things which I sometimes didn't understand why, but we all act like that sometimes. One more thing that I absolutely loved was the friendship between Charlie, Sam and Patrick. I really wish I had a friendship like they did, in my own high school. It would certainly made things easier. I also loved that this book felt so nostalgic. Even though I finished high school not that long ago, it still brought me back to days when I just started school. And I loved that it did. So many times I've read a quote that described perfectly how I felt back then (or sometimes even now), which I couldn't find words to describe. But Charlie described it perfectly. Now, I should probably stop here and end this review, before I get too emotional. So in conclusion, I loved this book, and I can't say how much I'm glad that I've finally read it. And I'm sure that I'll re-read it many times in the future.