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It is a novel by the American writer Jerome David Salinger, published in 1951 AD. The novel was originally aimed at adult readers, translated into most languages of the world, and its sales exceeded 65 million copies worldwide, with about 250,000 copies sold annually. The protagonist Holden Caulfield became a symbol of teenage rebellion. The novel addresses complex issues such as identity, belonging, loss, relationships, and isolation.