The catcher in the rye

He rapes his sister pheobe.

Ulysses in New York City t b h

>>8758458
It's the kind of book that -- when you've read about 20 'serious' novels -- you'll call shit because you now think that you've become patrician and remember reading it in high school.

Good as long as you aren't a pleb.

>>8758473
The other way around. I thought it was shit when I first read it and 3-4 years later can at least appreciate it's importance and how well it does what it does

>>8758458
It's about depression and growing up in society, before finally letting go and becoming an individual. It's about the transition into adulthood and the freedoms that come with it. Most of all, it's about the protection of the innocence of childhood, and the relationship between the main character and his sister, Phoebe.

>>8758458
>like...
>phony...
>That killed me, like...
>phony...
There you go, OP. I summed up the whole nover for you.

>>8758473
It's the opposite. If you're a pleb tier tard (like reddit), you will dislike the novel.

>>8758458
Plebs will call it whiny because they can't comprehent it's a richly beautiful novel written from the perspective of an annoying, immature but still deeply bruised teenager.