The novel "The Catcher in The Rye," written by J.D. Salinger is about a sixteen year old boy who tells the reader about his life until he is put into an institution. This boys name is Holden Caulfield, and he is a lot different then normal teenagers. Yet, he still has a lot of characteristics as average teenagers. There a lot things in the that shows that he is a very disturbed boy but also a very normal one. There is controversy on which one he is, he cannot be both...

One of the main aspects that make him unique from other of teenage boys is the way he handles the death of loved ones and people close to him. After the death of his brother Allie he deals with it pretty normally at first. He talks about Allie a lot. He also carries around his baseball...