I really enjoyed this. I listened to the audiobook so I missed out on the written style (spelling, punctuation, etc)

A sad tale of someone uplifted from subnormal to profoundly gifted IQ. We follow Charlie as he redisovers his past, gains a future, and then loses it all again - only this time with the knowledge of what he is losing.

Charlie asks why he is always fated to be looking at life through a window. Charlie is throughout it all good, honest, and just wants to be liked.

Why is smart Charlie so much less likeable? Why is he less happy? A recommended read - and I would say worth reading to anyone dealing with dementia.