Book Report
In the novel, “The Catcher in the Rye,” the narrator is a teenage guy named Holden. Holden is growing up in the time period of the fifties. He is living at a boarding school called Pency. Holden is a unique person. My reaction to how Holden acts is that he acts like an average teenager. Holden usually contradicts himself. Holden says and does things that he says that he hates himself. He talks about things that people do that bother him. But yet, he turns around and does the exact same thing that he says bother him. He makes it out to sound like if he does it, then it is ok, but if other people do it, then they should be put at fault. Holden starts off talking in the novel about how he hated being called boy. When he is over at Mr. Spencer’s house, all Mr. Spencer calls him is boy. He doesn’t use Holden’s name to address him. However, even though Holden says that he hates being called boy, he uses it himself quit a
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Pency Holden, Catcher Rye, Holden Holden, telling truth, terrific liar, holden hates, term boy, teenage guy, holden doesnt, called boy, catcher rye,
Approximate Word count = 650
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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