The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

An outsider of S. E, Hinton 's story is about a 14 - year - old boy named Pony Boy. A group of low-level teenagers who are part of the food group called Greases on the east side of the town and wearing long, greasy hair and jeans and ragged T-shirts are not in harmony with the rich family. A bully called "Socs". These head scarves, born in wealthy families in the west side of the town, belong to the prestigious "social" class, run around Mustangs and Corvairs, mostly wearing a checkered pattern jacket of Madras.

Outsiders by outsider of S. E, Hinton S. E. Hinton is a small town in the southwestern United States of America and is a group of two children, Socs (social) which is wealthy children and Greases which is poor children. Socs lives in the west, Greases live in the east of the town. - The story of an outsider of S. E. Hinton is about a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy. A group of low-level teenagers who are part of the food group called Greases on the east side of the town and wearing long, greasy hair and jeans and ragged T-shirts are not in harmony with the rich family. A bully called "Socs"

Hinton, S .; An outsider's novel "Outsiders" is readable by S. E. Hinton as it was written by a high school student and was published when the author was 18 years old. This novel was created in Oklahoma in the 1960s. In this book, two conflicting gangs, soc and Greases are in conflict. Two lubricants, Johnny and Pony Boy, got closer to people in several social circles one day and Johnny killed one of the clubs to protect Pony Bow. The remainder of the novel explains the conflict between the two gangs and involves tragedy and redemption. This book explores the idea of ​​a young gang and reflects true brotherly love. For those looking for thrilling action books, this is a wonderful simple reading. - Charlie Wilkinson, 2019