Charlie goes to high school. Fearing what awaits him there after a recent nervous breakdown, he begins to write letters to someone he has never seen in his life, but who he is sure will understand him well. Charlie doesn't like going to dances because he usually likes songs that you can't dance to. Every new book he reads on the advice of Bill, his literature teacher, immediately becomes Charlie’s favorite: “To Kill a Mockingbird,” “Peter Pan,” “The Great Gatsby,” “The Catcher in the Rye,” “On the Road,” “Naked.” breakfast”... Bill advises Charlie to “be a filter, not a sponge,” and he honestly tries. Charlie is also trying not to remember tightly forgotten childhood traumas and to sort out his feelings for high school student Sam, the sister of his friend Patrick, nicknamed No Way...