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Guilherme Borges guilhermeborgees — One of the better art books we've checked out this year. I really liked each curator's comments on their particular section of the museum. They're all very proud of their collections and mention interesting things about it. The pictures are, of course, the very best part.

Rejoy Dominic rejoydominic — I have very different feelings toward this book. Normally, if I don't like the main character, I don't like the book. But in this case, I absolutely HATED the main character, but ended up loving the book. I'm not afraid to say that the main character was the biggest, fattest, phoniest (pardon my french, but Holden curses WAY more)bastard I've ever read about in my entire life. He is hypocritical, contradics everything he says, and has the worst attitude problem in the state of New York. He is the most annoying, stereotypical teenage boy and doesn't give a crap about anything and doesn't care about anyone and he is the most detailed and finely shaped character I have ever met while reading a book. You see it's not the story that made Catcher in the Rye good, and it's certainly not the main character, Holden. But it was the fact that with every word J.D. Salinger wrote, with every random paragraph, pointless rant, and seemingly unimportant thought that came out of Holden's dirty mouth described him so well, he became real. Everything that Holden did and said just added to his complex character, not neccessarily a polite or rational or nice character, but an extremely realistic one. That's what made the book genius. That's what made me love this book. Holden Caulfield is sick of people telling him what to do, his school, Pency Prep, and phonies. When he runs away from Pency, he will begin an adventure that will bring him throughout New York City and may change his views on life, love, and loneliness.