Letter to the Auther

Greetings Stephen Chbosky,

      Your knew book called Perks of Being a Wall Flower. I would love to make it a movie because of how it connects to the young adult audience. It also has a good story line and its easy to follow. Some scenes in the book I'd like to keep in this movie. When the fight breaks out with Patrick, Brad, and Brad's friends. The scene where Charlie feels infinite is another scene I would keep.
      Some things I might need to cut from the book when if I can create a movie from it are the first fight with Charlie and Sean. It seems a little unimportant because Sean doesn't come in the book after that. Another thing that wasn't so important was the grandfather interrupting and causing a lot of drama. I want to show some of the relationship of Charlie and Mary Elizabeth.
     When discussing the role play I think Emma Watson would be a great character for Sam. She is great at showing emotion and has a lot of spirit. Ezra Miller would play Patrick. He is well fit for the role since his life is just like Patrick's. Logan Lerman would be wonderful for the character Charlie because he shows great emotion and he did a great job being the character of the movie Percy Jackson.
    Some songs that I would play are ones that have a deep meaning to them and kind of describe the story but are old. The songs that you want to just sing along since everyone knows them and it just feels like your infinite.
     I think one of the most important scenes in this book are when Charlie messes up when he kisses Sam instead of Mary Elizabeth. Another scene would be how Mary Elizabeth controlled the conversation and how Charlie felt about it. Having these would show the audience how unhappy he was with her and how much he wanted Sam.
      Something unique about your book that is vital to keep in the movie is how well it connects with the younger audience and how well it describes there life. It also can describe a little of someone's life and struggle throughout high school.
         Overall this book would be great to film to connect to the young audience and how well the story is told.


Sincerely,
Maddie Dimerling