This book (Seymour, an Introduction) was the best thing Ive ever read. Not only does Salinger let loose, and write completely his hearts desire, but he manages to capture the audience without even making a solid plot. The concept of the protagonist, Buddy's, ventures is to describe his brother Seymour. But Buddy doesnt just describe him. He makes him alive in the pages, in a way so exquisite that only a true reader can even grasp to understand the complexity of the character. Many even think this novel is Salinger's part auto-biography, simply because it is so true to its word, rambling (yet organized), pure and true. Its a book so full of details that you can read it again and again for your whole life, and relate to new parts each time. I have never read anything like this novel, and most likely never will again.