For 10 points, identify this Daniel Keyes novel about Charlie Gordon whose IQ is increased dramatically but eventually decreases.
The protagonist of this novel makes eleven dollars a week and bread or cake if he wants at Donner's Bakery and worries that he failed a Rorschach test because he needs new glasses. He begins a purely sexual relationship with his neighbor Fay, but she breaks it off near the end of this novel. The protagonist takes classes at Beekman College Center, where he is Miss Kinnian's best student. The word "progress" is spelled incorrectly until the seventh report on March 11 in this novel and the protagonist loses in a race through a(*) maze with the title character. At the height of his intelligence, he discovers a flaw in Nemur and Strauss's research that will cause him to revert back to his original mental state. At the end of the novel, he commits himself to Warren State Home with a final request to place a gift on the grave of a mouse. For 10 points, identify this Daniel Keyes novel about Charlie Gordon whose IQ is increased dramatically but eventually decreases.
The protagonist of this novel makes eleven dollars a week and bread or cake if he wants at Donner's Bakery and worries that he failed a Rorschach test because he needs new glasses.
Flowers for Algernon