Appeal of The Catcher in the Rye
Why does J.D. Salinger's cathartic novel 'The Catcher in the Rye' appeal to high school students?
A
Readers can relate to the main character, a fellow high school student who expresses his frustration with school policies.
B
It uses sarcasm as an undercurrent in the dialogue, which high school students find appealing.
C
It centers on a romantic storyline that resembles a modern-day Romeo and Juliet for high school students.
D
It features a tragic narrative involving teenagers who rebel against cultural norms.
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