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Set in the 1940s, The Catcher in the Rye is a first-person recollection by troubled teenager Holden Caulfield. Thematically, it explores facets of angst, teenage rebellion, alienation and loss of innocence. Though deemed controversial at the time of its release, The Catcher in the Rye has been read in widely in schools since, translated to many languages, and has been regarded as a literary classic.

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 This is '''The Catcher in the Rye Wiki''', a community devoted to 1951 novel [[The Catcher in the Rye]] by [[J.D. Salinger]]. You can help expanding this knowledge database by signing up and contributing to the articles in adherence to the [[Wiki Rules|site policy]].
-Set in the 1920s, The Catcher in the Rye is about the recollections of a troubled teenager from New York named [[Holden Caulfield]]. Thematically, it explores facets of angst, rebellion, alienation and loss of innocence. Though deemed controversial at the time of its release, The Catcher in the Rye has been read in widely in US high schools, and is regarded as a literature classic.
+Set in the 1940s, The Catcher in the Rye is a first-person recollection by troubled teenager [[Holden Caulfield]]. Thematically, it explores facets of angst, teenage rebellion, alienation and loss of innocence. Though deemed controversial at the time of its release, The Catcher in the Rye has been read in widely in schools since, translated to many languages, and has been regarded as a literary classic.
 === Read it yet? ===
-Don't be a rubberneck. Share your thoughts about the book. Click [[Special:CreateBlogPage|here]] to create blog and let us in on your interpretations of the novel and possibly help widen other's vision of Salinger's work.
+Don't be a rubberneck. Share your thoughts about the book. Click [[Special:CreateBlogPage|here]] to create a blog and let us in on your interpretation of the novel and possibly help widen other's vision of Salinger's most celebrated work.
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