

I Am the Cheese
Book • 1977
In *I Am the Cheese*, Robert Cormier crafts a tense psychological study of Adam Farmer, a teenager embroiled in a mystery involving his family's past and his own identity.
The novel alternates between Adam's bike ride to visit his father and his sessions with a mysterious interrogator, Brint, revealing a dark and unsettling truth about Adam's life.
This award-winning novel is a classic in young adult literature, known for its gripping narrative and exploration of themes such as identity, trauma, and the blurring of reality.
The novel alternates between Adam's bike ride to visit his father and his sessions with a mysterious interrogator, Brint, revealing a dark and unsettling truth about Adam's life.
This award-winning novel is a classic in young adult literature, known for its gripping narrative and exploration of themes such as identity, trauma, and the blurring of reality.
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Chuck Bryan as an author of frequently banned books, including "I Am the Cheese" and "The Chocolate War".


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