The Catcher in the Rye is a deceptively simple, enormously rich book whose sources of appeal run deep and complexly varied veins (Unger 553). As of 1966, Catcher in the Rye had sold over 1.5 million copies in the United States (Vertical/Biography 7). As of 1966, Franny and Zooey shot to second place on the best -seller list (Vertical/Biography 7). ... In this book, the main character's brother Buddy, who is younger by two years and was with him at the camp, purports to have just received the letter, 41 years after it was written, in a package from their parents (Vertical/Literat...

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I had a list of differences from the film but I selected a few of the main ones. ... Camera angles are used to give a certain perspective or a point of view about a character or a scene.For example when they show the eyes of T.J Eckleburg in the film they show it at a angle where the billboard is watching over everything that is going on.The colors which were used in the film where good for the time period that the film was made,but if you compare it to films that have come out recently the colors wouldnt be so great because of the fact that technology had evolutionized.The sound effects that ...

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