Books by Stephen Chbosky
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
by Stephen Chbosky
Stephen Chbosky's YA cult classic unfolds as a series of letters from 16-year-old student Charlie to an unnamed 'friend,' bringing the reader the sense of being in an intimate, confidence-sharing relationship with the troubled protagonist.
Interviews where books by Stephen Chbosky were recommended
Epistolary Novels
Epistolary novels are told through the form of written correspondence between characters, or sometimes by way of diary entries or fictional documents. Though there were earlier examples, the epistolary novel took off as a form in the 18th century and remains very popular for its immediacy and sense of realism. We've put together a selection of epistolary novels—notable for their literary significance or their evergreen popularity—many of which have previously been recommended by our expert interviewees.
Realistic Fiction
Realistic fiction depicts situations that could happen in real life, with authentic characters who react in a believable way.
The best books on Teenage Mental Health, recommended by Rae Earl
Every generation has its own minefield to negotiate in order to reach adulthood. Author Rae Earl discusses five books that explore a range of mental health issues that some teenagers may face, and many adults have faced, while on this difficult journey.
