The Hilton Rye Town perfectly combines the relaxed setting of a resort with the facilities ... more
of a full service business hotel. Located minutes from New York City and White Plains, the hotel is the ideal alternative to the noise and congestion of the city...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Hilton Rye Town perfectly combines the relaxed setting of a resort with the facilities ... more
of a full service business hotel. Located minutes from New York City and White Plains, the hotel is the ideal alternative to the noise and congestion of the city...
Information:
Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: youthful, insightful, lite'n'easy, fresh Disadvantages: I would like to know more of what Holden could have to say!
J.D.Salinger - The Catcher In The Rye
It's been ages I had wanted to lay my hands on this book, as everybody talked about it as of a cult piece and a phaenomena. I was bit surprised by how thin the little book was, but it gave me a good vibe in the bookstore, so I've got it.
The main character
The story is narrated by this teenager going under the name of Holden Caulfield, an ungraspable creature who doesn't like to subdue to the rules of schools his parents send him to, so he ends up being kicked and kicked yet again. He's not headless, but he was a way of his own for everything and that way doesn't correspond with the rules. He also changes his mind pretty often, even on kinda important matters, but he doesn't seem to be worried by the consequences of his deeds. He's a moody fella, when he sets his head for sth, he will just do ...
out he has failed out of school.
Holden attempts to sneak in his house and visit Phoebe, but he is only greeted with her utter disappointment when she finds out he failed, leaving him feel betrayed.
Holden decides to create a new identity and pretend to be a deaf/mute person who does not need to communicate with the outside world. His attempts fail, so he decides to change his mind and rejoins his family.
Some time later, he enters into an institution where he tells his amazing story of adolescence, alienation, and failure.
The Catcher In The Rye is a fiction novel written by J.D. Salinger, and was published first on July 16th,1951. It contains profanity and enactment of sexuality and teenage angst. ...
Advantages: great piece of literature Disadvantages: -
i absolutely fell in love with this book. if you have a 16 year old kid, make them read this book. it has so many memorable quotes and the main character has such a grippingly profound mind and that made the book a page turner for me. i loved this book, however, not everyone is a fan. if you can relate in any way to the main character of The Catcher In The Rye then you will not be able to let the book go. this was my favorite quote in the book; "the mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of the mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one"
you will either love this book or hate it ...
Product Information for "Hilton Rye Town, Rye Brook" »
Product details
Long Name
Hilton Rye Town
Type
Hotel
Hotel Chain
Hilton
Address
699 Westchester Ave, Rye Brook, NY 10573, USA
Street
699 Westchester Ave
Post Code
10573
City
Rye Brook
Country
USA
State Code
NY
County
New York
State Capital
Albany
Continent
North America
Manufacturer's product description
This Rye Brook hotel is 12 miles from Westchester County Airport and 22 miles from LaGuardia Airport. New York City is 30 miles away. On-site amenities at Hilton Rye Town include an indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool, spa tub, and tennis courts. The hotel also offers a business center, restaurants, and meeting facilities. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Hilton Rye Town's guestrooms feature high-speed Internet access (surcharge), cable TV with premium channels, and MP3 docking stations. Coffee/tea makers are included, and refrigerators are available on request.
