Holden is likely being sarcastic - he is calling the other person illiterate meaning they lack knowledge or education, while emphasizing that he reads a lot to imply that reading alone doesn't necessarily make someone intelligent. He may be suggesting that reading alone doesn't guarantee understanding or critical thinking skills.
First, we have to remember that we can't always trust what Holden tells us; he does lie and admits doing so. Here, however, he means that he isn't as well educated as he thinks he ought to be--he hasn't read, for instance, the books he's been assigned in school perhaps--but he does like to read. His favorite books include Out of Africa, a book that he got by mistake. Any book whose author he believes he could just pick up the phone and talk to is one he thinks he would enjoy. In Chapter 3, he mentions two other books he likes: Return of the Native and Of Human Bondage; both of these are challenging, serious novels that a truly illiterate person could not read.
Yes it does Sean Holden
great athleat and a fun soul
There are smiles
he calls them a phony because he thinks they sre fake, in their personality and who they are as a person. but isn't Holden a phony himself for always lying.
Holden means that all mothers think the best for their kids, even if their child is clearly not an angel. He also means that all mothers will do a lot for their children and can be very protective. Holden has a complicated relationship with his mother, and needs to explain himself why she is not the mother he'd have liked.
The story doesn't say but when Holden asked her she replied that she is old enough to know everything she does through context clues, it can be inferred that Sunny may, in fact be around the same age as Holden, so she might be a 16 or 17 year old prostitute. Holden mentions that she talks like a teen would say
"The catcher in the rye" symbolizes who Holden wants to be. As he describes it to Pheobe, he wants to be someone who catches kids, who are playing in a field of rye, from falling off a cliff. This symbolizes that Holden wants to keep kids in their innocence and prevent them from having to deal with maturity and the pains that follow it. This in turn shows that Holden can't deal with growing up.
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In relations to cars, it's Holden Special Vehicles, which is an Australian subsidiary of General Motors.
You need to try to get your car to your nearest Holden dealer to be placed onto a Diagnostic machine. It will cost about $99.00 to find out what the problem is. I have a 2001 Holden Astra which has the emission light on at the moment too. The problem you are having is due to a sensor cut out which will cause the engine to cut out.
Holden means that all mothers think the best for their kids, even if their child is clearly not an angel. He also means that all mothers will do a lot for their children and can be very protective. Holden has a complicated relationship with his mother, and needs to explain himself why she is not the mother he'd have liked.
Usually he mean that something is very funny. Other times he is referring to something that really bothers him.