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Flowers for Algernon
Daniel Keyes
Realistic Fiction
Charlie Gordon, a youth with limited mental capabilities, along with a laboratory rat named Algernon become the joint objects of a scientific alteration to see if Charlie can become "normal.".
Reader Reviews
Sylvia Y.
I liked the book because I think the book was good and unique due to the wording layouts, creativity, and the sci-fi and how even though it's not real it feels like it could happen. Although the middle got a little boring since the book wasn't really getting to the point, it got better at the very end perhaps tragic. I would recommend this book to someone who enjoys sci-fi, geniuses, and can read a book without getting deeply upset. (I didn't but a lot of people would)
September 2026
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