So this week as I read my novel I choose to focus on the
vocabulary of the text. Something I found that was very helpful as a reader was
the simplicity of the text. I think it is something appreciable because the
concepts that the book is encompassing are harder to grasp. The author, Stephen
Chbosky, writes how a teenager would speak which makes it simple and relatable
for the suggested audience.
I believe one of the main reasons that this book has become a
phenomenon is the how the author shows the real endeavors of life through his remarkable choices of words. This also
includes his use of syntax, diction, and rhetoric techniques. As I had
mentioned before, I feel as if this book shows a component of the meaning of
life (I know that’s deep) but keeps it understandable to everyone. Even if they
are young and naïve, or mature and experienced, this novel becomes an
eye-opening experience for everyone.
I haven't yet got a chance to read this book but it sounds great and I hope this summer I'll be able to read it!
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