At the end of this novel, the protagonist watches his sister Phoebe ride a carousel, several days after leaving Pencey Prep, a boarding school that he thinks is full of "phonies."
One character in this novel borrows a houndstooth jacket from the protagonist to wear on a date with Jean. That character gets in a fight with the protagonist over a poem that describes green writing covering a baseball mitt. The protagonist of this novel tells women from Seattle that he has just seen Gary Cooper at the Lavender Room. He later seeks advice from a former English teacher who strokes his head, Mr. Antolini. At the end of this novel, the protagonist watches his sister Phoebe ride a carousel, several days after leaving Pencey Prep, a boarding school that he thinks is full of "phonies." For 10 points, name this novel which centers on Holden Caulfield, by J.D. Salinger.
One character in this novel borrows a houndstooth jacket from the protagonist to wear on a date with Jean.
The Catcher in the Rye