The Outsiders
S. E. Hinton· 1967
Teenagers divided by class and loyalty — and the fragile line between youth and adulthood.
Teenagers divided by class and loyalty. A fight turns deadly, and innocence burns away. A story about belonging, violence, and the fragile line between youth and adulthood.
Cos'è davvero
Written when Hinton was sixteen. It changed young-adult fiction forever — raw, emotional, and honest about what growing up really costs.
“Teenagers divided by class and loyalty — and the fragile line between youth and adulthood.”
Chi è S. E. Hinton?
S. E. Hinton grew up in Tulsa and wrote the book because no one was telling the truth about real teenagers.
- Ponyboy Curtis
Sensitive, observant, caught between worlds.
- Johnny Cade
Gentle soul in a brutal world.
- Dallas Winston
Wild, loyal, doomed.
- Sodapop Curtis
Warm, charismatic, the emotional center of the brothers.
- Darry Curtis
The responsible one, carrying too much too young.
Cosa ti dà questo libro, oggi
It reminds us that identity is fragile — and kindness is rebellion.
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Rimani con queste
- Domanda 01
What does it mean to 'stay gold'?
- Domanda 02
Who decides who belongs — and who doesn't?
- Domanda 03
When did you first realize the world isn't fair?