Hey guys, thanks for tuning in. Today I will be talking about a book I read recently and what I felt upon finishing it. So, yeah, it is a book review. The book I'll be talking about is The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Shabozky. Now, I genuinely hope I pronounced the name correctly and I didn't butcher the pronunciation. This book is written in an epistolary form format, which means it is written in the form of letters over a period of months
Kavya N
@KavyaNagarajan · 0:22
First of all, thank you for introducing a new book to me. And of course, we, the colleagues, shouldn't always look after these school dates, right? Especially those high school days where we were stepping into the adulthood life. And definitely I will try this book and let you know the feedback then. Thank you for posting this
Sreejita Karmakar
@belle · 0:13
Hey. I so hope you like reading this book, because there are a lot of good things you can learn from it, and I so hope that you like it once you're done reading it. Thank you very much. Bye
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Bowie Rowan
@bowie · 2:21
And I think that's why I love book reviews so much too, because I love hearing about people's particular experience with stories. And I really appreciated hearing about your cross cultural experience reading it and what your impressions were, even though you didn't necessarily go to a school or have a similar and exactly similar experience because it's based in the US. So thank you so much for sharing this and I'm really looking forward to more reviews from you
Sreejita Karmakar
@belle · 1:02
Hi. Thank you so much for sharing your side of the story, because I don't know if you remember it or not in the book. Charlie did mention once that different people may read the same story, but we all have our individual takes on the same story. And it's always great to hear about what the other person has to say about the story you have recently read or something. So I'm I'm very glad to learn about your experience and your brother's experience