Salinger, J.D. "The Catcher in the Rye". Little Brown and Company, Boston, USA. 1945

r language. That is the only way that Holden Caulfield can express his anger about what happened to him as a young child when his brother Allie died, up to the point in the book when he gets kicked out of Pencey. In this book Holden is not mentally ill, he is just frustrated, and confused. This is the way that you would find a teenager who had just lost a sibling. It is not something that is taken very easily by anyone, and Holden's ideas for the most part do represent someone who is lost, confused and frustrated, and there is no reason not to take his ideas seriously. Although, most people do not follow the ways of the characters in the books that they read, and I am sure that the author did not intend for his readers to follow Ho

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Approximate Word count = 552
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)