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Teens remember holden as a rant prone loner. Hes very funny which amuses teens

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At the time holden was the typical american teenager. teens today can still relate. catcher in the rye has sophisticated ocntent. it was written for a mroe mature audience

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Relevant to teens today because they relate to the book. Teens relate to his actions and decisions he made. Book is written for sophisticated audiences. Higher reading levels for high schools.

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It makes teens feel like they are part of the story. It's a break from reality. To teach kids about emotional control.

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This was very informative and I'm glad to have the chance to read it.

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STUDENTS CAN RELATE TO HOLDEN

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The book still teaches how the controversial topics are relevant to today's kids with the tv they watch. To inform the overall youth about teen angst.

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Its a classic coming of age story and its highly relatable

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It Now a days suicide and depression

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It can help teens find individuality. Also, it teaches kids how to deal with their problems. "According to English Department Chair Jennifer Pust, though teachers can choose which book to teach, most cover "The Catcher in the Rye" because of it being a classic coming of age story and the fact that its literary devices are valuable for students to learn." It teaches kids about societies lower class.

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It is a classic coming of age story. It teaches the students valuable symbols. Teachers like that it teaches things that students can easily relate to.

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Currently, teens tv shows push the barriers of what is appropriate and what isn't appropriate. The book was rejected back then but now should be accepted due to the pushing of the appropriateness barrier.

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Teens can relate because they learn about society. Teens also relate on how Holden finds his own individuality. Teachers pick this book to teach because it is a classic coming of age story for teens. This book has unique style and voice to teach.

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1. Lessons are learned about ups and downs.
2. Learning about importance of individuality.

1. Classic coming of age story.
2. Unique style and voice

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HIGHLY RELATABLE
THE BOOK TEACHES  THE IMPORTANCE OF INDIVIDUALITY
USED TO TEACH CHILDREN THE USE OF UNIQUE AND SYMBOLISM

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.Holden has passion for the opinions he holds
.Holdens opinions are controversial
.teaches valuable lessons over emotional control

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A lot of teens these days have depression and can relate to Holden. It teaches valuable lessons about emotional control and it gives teens a loot at the post-WW2 times.

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The ultimate depiction of Holden teenage angst
teens relate to Holden because he is moody.
Teens understand holden phony

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its written great and holden feels alive
its still contoversial
its still relevent

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Teens relate to holden's moody behavior. It is a depiction of modern teenage angst.Teens understand holdens phoniness. Teens relate to holden's distraught.

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Catcher and the rye is loved by many kids .  Zoe love Salinger so much that she wants her named change.

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Depiction of modern teenage angst. Teens relate to Holden caulfield because he's moody

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Teens related to the emotional state of Holden in The Catcher in the Rye. They also relate to the lack of connection to their parents. Schools still teach the book to schools because it is a harder level book and it helps people excel.

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1. Teens can relate to the book and love the symbols.
2. Teens understand the philosophy on phonies.

1. Teachers will teach it to prepare students for harder levels.
2. Surprised the book is still around.

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Becky said, "could never find the teenage rebellion that was supposed to be in the book." However, someone else loves it and points out how teens can relate to feeling disconnected. Mr. Lewis is surprised that the book still works because it's so old. Schools still teach it though because it is complex

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Teens can easily relate to Holden's moody personality. It is also a depiction of modern teenage angst. Teachers teach it because students can easily relate to it. Teachers also know that students really like this book.

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Teens can relate to this book because they relate to Holden on a visceral, emotional level. Teens can also relate to how Holden has a lack of connection with his own parents. Schools still teach this book because it help prepares students to read at a higher level. Teachers are surprised that we have this book because its so old.