壁花少年
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Stephen Chbosky · 初版 1999 年
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为什么值得读
- 金句直指人心，深刻探讨个体在亲密关系中的自我认知
- 以平实第一人称视角陪伴读者体会青春期的孤独与共鸣
- 适合朋友间共同阅读交流并带来深度触动
The Perks of Being a Wallflower 是美国作家 Stephen Chbosky 创作的一部青少年成长书信体小说，于1999年2月1日由 Pocket Books 首次出版。小说以20世纪90年代初为背景，讲述了一位内向且善于观察的少年 Charlie 在匹兹堡郊区读高一的经历。小说详细描绘了 Charlie 独特的思维方式，展现了他在青少年与成年人世界之间穿梭，并努力应对与朋友及家人交往中引发的深刻问题。
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真有意思，这句话居然出自一部 YA 小说（青少年小说），在《壁花少年》（The Perks of Being a Wallflower）里，Chbosky 这样写道：“我们只接受自己认为配得上的爱”。如果这都不算最深刻的心理学格言之一，那我真不知道什么是了。
It tickles me that this quote came from a YA novel of all places, but in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Chbosky writes "We accept the love we think we deserve". If that isn't one of the deepest aphorisms on psychology out there, I don't know what is.
……第一人称叙事，但现在没那么反感了，我最喜欢的一些书里就有从这个视角写的。我觉得一部分原因是因为读并讨论了我朋友最喜欢的一些书（比如《壁花少年》），他们的热情帮我体会到了其中的魅力；另一部分原因是因为听了优秀的朗读者（比如 Martin Jarvis 读 Wodehouse，或者 James Marsters 读《德累斯顿档案》）。可能也有帮助的是……
…person narrative, but it is less of an annoyance now, and some of my favorite books are from that perspective. I think it was partly reading and discussing some of my friends' favorite books (e.g., The Perks of Being a Wallflower), where their enthusiasm helped me appreciate it, and partly listening to good readers (e.g., Martin Jarvis reading Wodehouse or The Dresden Files read by James Marsters). It might also have helped to…
翻禁书名单来找灵感，看看我应该去读哪些书。刚读完《壁花少年》。挺不错的。
Browsing banned book lists as inspiration for books I should probably be reading. Just finished The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Pretty good.
……Maia Kobabe 的《Gender Queer》 - George M. Johnson 的《All Boys Aren't Blue》 - Toni Morrison 的《最蓝的眼睛》（The Bluest Eye） - Mike Curato 的《Flamer》 - John Green 的《寻找阿拉斯加》（Looking for Alaska） - Stephen Chbosky 的《壁花少年》（The Perks of Being a Wallflower） - Jonathan Evison 的《Lawn Boy》 - Sherman Alexie 的《一个兼职印第安人的绝对真实日记》（The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian） - Ashley Hope Pérez 的《Out of Darkness》 - 《A Court of Mist and……
…"Gender Queer" by Maia Kobabe - "All Boys Aren't Blue" by George M. Johnson - "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Morrison - "Flamer" by Mike Curato - "Looking for Alaska" by John Green - "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky - "Lawn Boy" by Jonathan Evison - "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" by Sherman Alexie - "Out of Darkness" by Ashley Hope Pérez - "A Court of Mist and…
……单纯就是烂书，而且除了烂之外还带着强烈的政治倾向。（例如：《使女的故事》） - 看起来相对温和无害，让人搞不懂为什么会被禁的书。（例如：《壁花少年》） - 政府过去可能会害怕，但现在比起其他更容易获取的材料来说威胁小得多的书。（例如：《1984》） 我仍然认为，即使在这个疯狂、动不动就搞审查的年代，……
…are simply bad books and in addition to being bad take an aggressive, political bent. (eg: the handmaid's tale) - Books that seem relatively anodyne, and it's not clear why they were banned. (eg: the perks of being a wallflower) - Books that governments might have feared in the old days, but are now much less threatening than other more readily-available material. (eg: 1984) I still think, even in these crazy, censorious times,…
……不仅是因为他们在读，也是为了树立他们所追求的某种反叛文化形象。作者某种程度上也谈到了这点：“但尺寸真的有那么重要吗？当年我还是个焦虑的高中生时，我的那本《壁花少年》小巧到可以塞进我的二手夹克兜里。”对于青少年来说，他们热爱什么、沉迷什么就是他们身份认同的一部分，也是为了彰显自己的与众不同……
…not just because they were reading them but also as part of whatever counter culture image they were going for. The author sort of touches on this, "But does size really matter that much? My copy of The Perks Of Being A Wallflower was so small I could fit it in my second-hand jacket when I was an angsty high schooler." For teens what they're passionate about and what they're into is part of their identity and trying to set themselves…