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Personally, I fell in love with " the perks of being a wallflower" I felt it truly understood how teenagers think and how it is to live with the pressures of school, family, and societal expectations. This book teaches people of every age to live life to the fullest from the tunnel scene to the production of "rocky horror picture show". It has inspired me to go out and find my own Sam and Patrick. I hope you will read this book and fall in love such as I
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