The Catcher in the Rye

Author: J.D. Salinger

Book Locations
  • Central Park

    Central Park is where Holden wanders aimlessly, searching for a sense of peace and innocence, symbolized by his desire to protect children playing in the park.

  • The Museum of Natural History

    Holden finds solace in the timeless exhibits of the Museum of Natural History, where he is comforted by the idea that some things never change.

  • The Edmont Hotel

    The Edmont Hotel is where Holden stays and experiences the disturbing encounters that deepen his disillusionment with the adult world.

  • The Lagoon at Central Park

    Holden repeatedly thinks about the ducks in the lagoon at Central Park, using their mysterious disappearance as a metaphor for his own feelings of loss and uncertainty.

  • Grand Central Terminal

    In "The Catcher in the Rye," Holden Caulfield spends time at Grand Central Terminal, reflecting on his loneliness and the phoniness he perceives in the world around him.

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