The Outsiders Review Essay

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Outsiders review Recently, I have been reading, “The Outsiders,” by S.E Hinton. I went into this book not knowing anything about it. After reading it, I decided I really enjoyed it. I have found myself relating to all of the characters, and feeling sad when one leaves, or passes away. The theme of the story is really shown in the last few chapters. Ponyboy, the main protagonist, and his brothers and friends, stand up to the bullies that have been picking on them for several years. The story gives an incredible message and has a good storyline and history to it. I really did like this book. I had no clue that the history of the city I live in was anything like this. There was Action, Suspense, Drama, Romance, Excitement, this book had it all. My favorite Character is probably Sodapop, because he looks out for his brothers and is very caring. Everybody likes Sodapop and he is responsible, and has fun while at the same time. My least favorite player is probably Johnny. He is kind of quiet and insecure. I used to be very quiet and I hated it. I know I can’t really blame him, because of his dark past, but during the story, he was hard to fall in love with as a character. …show more content…

In sixth grade, I used to be quiet and insecure, similar to johnny. In sixth grade, I had little to no confidence at all. I barely talked to anyone, and avoided conversations. In seventh grade, I was a whole different person! I made friends with everyone and was confident all of the time. I used to be like Johnny mostly, but i’ve grown away from that trait over the past few

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