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jaundice -> a medical condition in which the skin and the white parts of the eyes become yellow, caused by disease of the liver or blood

corpulent -> (of a person) fat. People say ‘corpulent’ to avoid saying ‘fat’.

Incidentally, my dad is a very good husband, He's just pragmatic. -> solving problems in a practical and sensible way rather than by having fixed ideas or theories

And Kelly just happened to say that the transcendental movement is a close parallel to this day and age. -> going beyond the usual limits of human knowledge, experience or reason, especially in a religious or spiritual way

It seems like a rather auspicious beginning -> showing signs that something is likely to be successful in the future

The valedictorian is always last -> the student who has the highest grades in a particular group of students and who gives the valedictory speech at a graduation ceremony

…my mother is not a very adroit liar about things like that. -> clever and showing skill

When she saw me approaching the group, her face went ashen. -> usually of somebody’s face) very pale; without colour because of illness or fear

He even painted in the mutton chop side burns with a grease pencil. -> hair at the sides of the face that is grown so that it is very wide and round in shape at the bottom

When we hit the tunnel, all the sound got scooped up into a vacuum -> a space that is completely empty of all substances, including all air or other gas

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I think that this quote contains a very meaningful message. I describes the feeling of growing up and having to leave friendships and relationships behind. I think, that many teens can relate to that. Especially when friendships, that lasted their whole childhood and preteens come to an end. It's challenging for many of us, because most relationships don't even end because of a big fight or something but just because people change while growing up and you just kind off loose each other in the process.

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smart Charlie is without doubt a really intelligent person. We see this in the book when his advanced English teacher gives him extra work and later tells him, that he has been the smartest studen

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I really liked the book. The writing style is simple but works well with the diary-like format. The story feels quite realistic, too. The “plot twist” about Aunt Helen at the end (if you can call it that) really made me see the whole story differently. While rereading certain passages for the tasks, after finding out the truth about his aunt, I interpreted a lot more into the story. I also think the author did a good job fleshing out the characters and making them feel real, even though we don't get much information about anyone besides Charlie. My only critique is that the pacing felt a bit off at times. But all in all, this novel was one of my favorite pieces of school literature.

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I didn't really have a favorite part, so I just chose one randomly. This is page 180.