This book was our requirement to read for our English book reviewing. I was thankful of it though. 
 I enjoyed the book's informality of the language and narration. I found it to be a comfort in my part, as a reader. Also, I really enjoyed how Holden viewed his surroundings as if they appeared to be that dirty and bad and..so unfair.. The way he perceived the society he was in brought me to admire him of his keen observant thoughtfulness. I see him as the most realistic and practical person I encountered. Though he was technically fictional, still he appeared to be more human than anyone I've encountered in the fictional world. He was perfectly imperfect, but that made him what he should be, as a medium to understand how the world and the people living in it could mold a person to his true being.