Dear friend, 
 I am writing to you because she said you listen and understand and didn't try to sleep with that person a that party even though you could have. 
 3.5 
 I loved the movie and I liked the book I'm not going to lie this is one of those scenarios where I liked the movie better than the book. This book was so realistic and honest I felt like I could relate to Charlie (the main character) so much in some ways but in others not at all. 
 Wallflower (noun) 
 a shy or retiring person who remains unnoticed at social events, especially a woman without a dance partner 
 I was definitely a wallflower the exact definition, while maybe not so much anymore I still love relating back to my old self. But at the same time it felt like I was so different form Charlie, for example while we both may over think things (way too much) the things we over think felt like complete opposites. 
 While I love the story and the characters I did not, however, like how it was written. I didn't like Charlie's voice, how it sounded when I read it in my head, I know that sounds weird but it's how I felt. It felt so wrong, I would read it aloud and it would be fine but in my head then... murp... it didn't work. I did get used to this over time but it was a huge setback from the book. 
 This book tells such a sweat and important story, regardless of how it was written I still liked it a lot and it's not something I'm going to be forgetting anytime soon. This is a book that I'm going to be thinking about for a long time to come.