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I would rate this book a 10/10 because it is one of my favorite books I've read.

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My favorite part was when Holden was able to go back to his house to see his sister. Even though Holden was afraid his parents would be home, he still went to his house and woke up Phoebe because he knew he needed to talk to her.

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Would I recommend this book to a friend?

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I would recommend this book to a friend because it is different from most books you will read. In most books it follows the characters actions and whats going on in their life physically, from handling a bully or going on an adventure. In this book even though it DOES follow Holden's life physically, there is a lot of emphasis on what Holden thinks of people and his opinions on the world around him.

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The overall theme of The Catcher In The Rye is to protect innocence. The name of the book comes from a scene in the book where Holden is describing himself as standing at the edge of a cliff in a rye field, children are all running on it and they are about to run off the cliff, Holden says that every time they are about to fall- he catches them. In this example he is LITERALLY protecting children. Another example of the theme is a scene where Holden goes to his sister phoebe's elementary school that also used to be his. While Holden is here he sees that someone vandalized curse words on the wall. Instead of passing by this, Holden gets very upset that someone would do that in an elementary school, exposing children to that, hence ruining their innocence.

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In The Catcher In The Rye the story starts off with Holden Caulfield narrating from what is some type of mental facility. The book follows Holden getting kicked out of his boarding school and implies that it isn’t the first school he has been kicked out of. After getting kicked out he decides to spend time in NYC by himself before having to go home and tell his parents he can’t go back to school. While he is there he explains many of his strong opinions on the world around him to the reader while he goes about his day doing whatever he wants.

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The setting of the book is first set in a boarding school called Pencey Prep in Pennsylvania. Later, the setting changes to NYC after Holden gets kicked out of that school and travels to the city (where his family lives). The main character is Holden Caulfield, other characters are mentioned like his sister, Phoebe but Holdon is the only character that the book focuses in on. In the book there isn't necessarily a specific person that acts as the antagonist, but a group of people. Throughout the story it is mentioned that “phonies” are the world's biggest antagonists and Holden mentions hating people that lie and are essentially “phony” the entire book. The protagonist is Holden, he is constantly trying to protect innocence in his younger sister, himself, and the world around him.

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In The Catcher In The Rye the main character Holden Caulfield is a struggling high school student in the 1950’s who has been kicked out of many boarding schools, his most recent being a school called Pencey Prep. After being kicked out he decides to go to NYC by himself, before returning home to his parents. The book is narrated by him and follows what he thinks about the people around him and what he notices about the rest of the world.

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Authors full name: J.D. Salinger
Book Title: The Catcher In The Rye
City of publication: Boston, Massachusetts
Publishers name: Little, Brown and Company
Year of Publication: 1951
(J.D. Salinger is in the picture below)