Nikhil Reji

The book sucks. Don't go for it. It's like a broken framed photo, put back together with a lot of the pieces misplaced to give a very confusing picture.

Timeless. The book is unique in the sense that it's content resonates with teenagers everywhere,decades after it was written.Initially you feel distraught knowing that it's not your average read that you hoped it would be, but it's even better. It perfectly captures the teenage angst, worries and loneliness and what we get is a protagonist, Holden Caulfield, who has a conflict with his own self and his identity. It's very interesting and relatable at times. Go for it!