A Separate Peace
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Read on Hacker NewsA Separate Peace. Oops, I'm the charity case and I accidentally pushed you, Rich Boy, out of a tree! And then you were crippled! AND THEN YOU DIED! Watership Down. Three words: creepy rabbit ghosts. Old Yeller. To Kill a Mockingbird. And on and on and on... apparently the way to become respected, Serious Literature for children is to kill people. Or at least characters in your book. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DeathByNewberyMed... This list seriously made me smile but yes, I agree, not HN.
Read on Hacker NewsYour Catcher in the Rye reference reminds me of "A Separate Peace" Anyone else not only read this classic but had it as a "favorite" book once, in the introvert genre?
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