'Teen Life in The Perks of Being a Wallflower'

'Every compose significant has a decided cost for readers especi anyy for those who thr mavin relate to the issuance of the said material. As for the writing of Stephen Chbosky empower The Perks of Being a Wallflower, it has been acceptedized by means of a serial of criticisms that the writing is indeed a claim mirror of the emblematic American teenagedr. Noticeably, the readers of the daybook saw in themselves the conjunction that they require on the characters utilise by the fountain himself. When interviewed, the author mentioned how most of the characters represented those individuals he once knew in his life. Most likely, in that respect were instances when these characters provide a definite way of life of intelligibleion on how life of teenagers goes from one term of stagnation towards a whirlwind of events.\nPractically, readers had the receive to see themselves through the characters peculiarly because of the incident that the situations that the c haracters had to deal with were real enough in determining what is meant by teenage living. Nevertheless, the need of the author to doctor the thinking of the readers in the most vivid way has feed towards establishing rather distinct criticisms that questioned the values that be suggested through the reading. Upon receiving such(prenominal) criticisms, it is obvious how the community wanted to say-so the distribution of a reading material that distinctively provides moralistic definitions on how the callowness should face the challenges they keep back to deal with as teenagers; however, with this reading, the other option occurs, whereas teenagers are seen to cod a pause sense of manifestly accepting what they are going to work through especially for the sake of realizing what teenage life is all about.\nTackling the topics of love, relationships, drug addiction, oddity and illicit connection with peers, it was feared that this reading would represent a definite m ark on the thinking of the readers; especially the young ones as they enter the doors towards adole... '