lol, I wasnt mad. Maybe a tad bawy, but nothing too bad...at least I didnt get upset when Michal Jackson died
But yes, I really do "loved" that book. It is subtle, while you read it, you dont think of Holden as a character, but as a person. I like that the book doesnt really have any answers or resolution (in a sense) because to me that is pretty accurate when it comes to adolescences, it rarely seems make sense etc. Also yes, his other stuff is also great in my opinion and I may just be more fond of 9 stories than of Catcher. Plus you have to consider that the book was written and published during a rather sterile time in American art, right after and before pretty great times. It was subversive, angry, and held a mirror up to society. As for plot, it deals mostly with internal issues and moral conflicts, kind of a thing with Salinger. Also most of his work interconnects and stuff, and I always get a hard on for that sort of thing.
Lastly
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Rutten
Because its her opinion. Just as its your opinion that its a good book.
My opinion is thats it's shit.
lol, forgive me for trying to spark discussion. Maybe, just maybe, I was actually curios as to why m0o doesn't like it since I have seen her posts and consider her an intelligent person who could probably make some good points I might not have considered. Way to stick up for the girl though, even if she is more than capable of speaking for herself :P