Perks Of Being A Wallflower Book Analysis

In this essay the following things will be discussed, the casting, directing and the lead actors in referring to the Fault in our Stars by John Green, Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chomsky, The Breakfast Club (you could not ignore me if you tried) by Susannah Gora and the relationship between the books and the film adaptations. The categories for these books are known as young adult literature.

The fault in our Stars is a teen book also considered as young adult literature. It is about teenagers looking for a way in their life, they all dealing with a different sort of illness but they still go on with their teenage life. They still flirt, play video games and fight with their parents. The cast of the film goes well together with

The Perks of Being a Wallflower is one of my favorite books. The cast of the film is a bunch of teenagers. We have Logan Lerman acting as the main character Charlie, Emma Watson as Sam, Ezra Miller as Patrick. The cast has a variety of different people which makes viewers interested for example an emotional boy and a strong girl or the cool kids with nerd. It shows what usually does not happen at schools. The Perks of Being a Wallflower is about growing up, it focuses on Charlie trying to find himself. The teenagers use alcohol and drugs to cope with their life stress. There is a lot of drama in the book, just like a teenagers ' lives and there is depression activity in the Perks of Being a Wallflower. They have included depression because of the characters; they are in high school and going through issues on their own. The film is made in such a way that if you were a teenager, we would love it because we were respected and the film validated our life challenges. The soundtracks were a mixture of youth songs and

The Breakfast club is one of the most relatable film and books. The story shows us five different people with different squads come together at detention. The book and the film are based on stereotypes but they all end up being more than that. It fits in a teenager life because of how it is based and how everything is true. The cast consists of Judd Nelson as John Bender (the criminal), Molly Ringwald as Claire Standish (the princess), Emilio Estevez as "Andy" Clarke (the athlete), Anthony Michael Hall as Brian Ralph Johnson (the brain) and Ally Sheedy as Allison Reynolds (the basket case). The cast is done in a way to show different attitude and qualities between the teenagers by this, it has an effect on how society thinks about specific people and on their own lives. The soundtracks of the film give this the 80 's theme. It is a genre of rock or new wave that teenagers listen to which corresponded with the high-school life. The Film of the breakfast club made the book a lot more effect.

All three of the books are similar because of the genre. They all go together because of the situation that is being inserted into the books. All three of the files are similar by what teenagers do, how teenagers do and by going to school. They all get up to mischief to enjoy their lives. The stereotyping is the same, teenagers think another people do not have feelings but in these books or films it shows that we all have feelings that we all go through rough times and