I have just finished reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
well, the ending is not as I was expected, but it's a happy ending, though. At least all back to normal for Charlie.
This book is somehow interesting in its own way. I'm so confused where I should begin to tell you, I think this book is just like a roller coaster. The story is up and down.
It's a good book, anyway. I do love the part when Charlie met Sam and Patrick, and they do so much fun things, and when Charlie and Mary Elizabeth were dating, Charlie thought that Mary always talk and talk non stop on the phone. Charlie didn't want to interrupt her, he even put down the phone, went to the bathroom, and when he came back, she was still talking.
Charlie always hope that Mary Elizabeth would stop talking and ask him questions. But she never asked Charlie a question except "what's up?"
Charlie sometimes get mad about it, but he never told Mary Elizabeth that he didn't like her.
But when Charlie and friends played truth or dare, Charlie choose dare over truth (he just didn't want to tell Mary Elizabeth the truth because of a game). And the dare was given by Patrick, "kiss the prettiest girl in the room on the lips."
Then, Charlie kissed Sam. Because he would be lying if he kissed Mary Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth was so angry, and Charlie were sorry, but Mary Elizabeth didn't forgive him, until she started dating Peter.
The funny thing is when Mary Elizabeth at least forgive Charlie, she said to Alice that she was much happier with Peter because he was "opinionated," and they had debates. She said that Charlie was really sweet and understanding, but that their relationship was too one-sided. She wanted a person who was more open to discussion and didn't need someone's permission to talk.
And Charlie said "I wanted to laugh. Or maybe get mad. Or maybe shrug at how strange everyone was, especially me."
That part made me laugh so hard. Funny. :)
well, the ending is not as I was expected, but it's a happy ending, though. At least all back to normal for Charlie.
This book is somehow interesting in its own way. I'm so confused where I should begin to tell you, I think this book is just like a roller coaster. The story is up and down.
It's a good book, anyway. I do love the part when Charlie met Sam and Patrick, and they do so much fun things, and when Charlie and Mary Elizabeth were dating, Charlie thought that Mary always talk and talk non stop on the phone. Charlie didn't want to interrupt her, he even put down the phone, went to the bathroom, and when he came back, she was still talking.
Charlie always hope that Mary Elizabeth would stop talking and ask him questions. But she never asked Charlie a question except "what's up?"
Charlie sometimes get mad about it, but he never told Mary Elizabeth that he didn't like her.
But when Charlie and friends played truth or dare, Charlie choose dare over truth (he just didn't want to tell Mary Elizabeth the truth because of a game). And the dare was given by Patrick, "kiss the prettiest girl in the room on the lips."
Then, Charlie kissed Sam. Because he would be lying if he kissed Mary Elizabeth. Mary Elizabeth was so angry, and Charlie were sorry, but Mary Elizabeth didn't forgive him, until she started dating Peter.
The funny thing is when Mary Elizabeth at least forgive Charlie, she said to Alice that she was much happier with Peter because he was "opinionated," and they had debates. She said that Charlie was really sweet and understanding, but that their relationship was too one-sided. She wanted a person who was more open to discussion and didn't need someone's permission to talk.
And Charlie said "I wanted to laugh. Or maybe get mad. Or maybe shrug at how strange everyone was, especially me."
That part made me laugh so hard. Funny. :)
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