Which is your favorite story you've read in school as a class?

mine was Of Mice And Men

anarchist cook book
but i did like mice and men
my side of the mountain ( did like 20 book reports on it and my teacher read it to me in 4th grade and im still doing book reports on it)
where the red fern (grows same excuse as above^^
box car children

^ those books basicly sum up all the books ive FINISHED in my life... ive read halfway through alot more

the black pearl

from books that school required us... um... none

i dont know why, i usually love reading, but all the books that we read, was complete crap

The one that sticks in my memory the most and I really enjoyed was called Talking In Whispers

i aint neva liked nun of them but i had my g/f read to kill a moking bird to me and that was cool...dont ask wut it was about cuz i dont know lol we did otha stuff

i think stone cold is gud, any1 else read that?

Last book I read all the way through was in 8th grade (I'm in 11th now) was A Child Called It. That was a good book, sad story though.

catcher in the rye

Last book I read all the way through was in 8th grade (I'm in 11th now) was A Child Called It. That was a good book, sad story though.

Yup, I read that a few years ago, disgusting to think what she did to him.

Anyway, my fave book was Kipper The Dog. LOL

Stupid foundation classes :(

too long ago i dont remember

i have a hard enough time reading posts let alone a whole book

my attention span is minimal

I really dont like readin, and da books we be readin in skool suk, but there is this one book dats pretty tite its called Anything to Win

Coldest Winter Ever.

Our class last year read a biography on lance armstrong .. man that guy is a fighter .
We are currently reading the da vinci code .. its ok ..

well, the last book i read in school was night, lmfao, yeah, teh oprah winfrey book list maker. wow, concentration camps were hard shit. last book I read was probrobly The Dead Emcee Scrolls or Monster, monster is one good book.

The Outsiders or How To Kill A Mocking Bird

Mice and men was good, but my favourite was probably Dracula.

my favourite books:

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Mice and men was good, but my favourite was probably Dracula.
Dracula is actualy Vlad the Impaler and it's in Transilvania. Since i live in Ro I go there pretty often.
Favourite book is John Saul: Voices

Northern Lights... its a fucking classic, I had to a book review in my english lesson, and I did it on that book...

Then i read the other two on my own, cus I wanted to know the end... personally I think reading books is better than watching films...

Of Mice And Men was a great book. We watched the movie in class and I cried soooo hard at the end. I also liked "Locked In Time" I forgot the author but I loved the book. I bought it after that..

The Outsiders or How To Kill A Mocking Bird

^..its To Kill A Mocking Bird .. great book ..

No book is fun to read that school assigns.

Rosemary's baby
No pain like this body--Caribbean book
Mosa's eiland & Wij zij wegwierp kinderen- both dutch books

best one i had to read for school was the davinci code..not really well written but it was cool and informative. just saw the movie too, it wasn't bad...7.5/10

Dracula is actualy Vlad the Impaler and it's in Transilvania.


Cheers for adding the info but i already knew it mate....pretty well known fact.



Anywho, the book is genius and Bram Stoker's Dracula is pretty good even though it did start two people who should never be allowed to act, Keanu and winona ryder.

all time fave:"chuck norris:the life story"

I like the book Monster. Its about this boy who was on trial for killing sumbody

^ Monster was sick, it was written like a movie script and shit? I liked 1984, To Kill a Mockingbird, Night was cool, Back on the Road by Che Guevera, I read the Da Vinci Code on my own time. Fahrenheit 451, Of Mice and Men, Animal Farm, The Jungle was good. Chronicles of a Death Fortold was really good too, Lord of the Flies was awesome. I can name more. I just like reading. I just have to say one thing: Everyone here who raps, writes rhymes, poetry, whatever. Just remember that books are our greatest asset, don't forget that. Expand your mind and vocab.

yeah, it was written like a movie, i was so into it i read it all in a day.... good shit

Are U Cops Racist?

Yeah...

FA 5O PD'Z!

The Jester

The Great Gatsby

i read pieces to weight, it was aiight

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All Dr. Seuss Books

Animal Farm

The Great Gatsby


good choice, the great gatsby is fucking immense. I've only read it recently....read it in the sunshine in the park with my ipod on and a j in my hand....fucking brilliant

Always Running - (10th grade)
Lies My teacher told Me - Loewen (Univeristy)
Monster - Kody Shakur (12 grade)
Catcher in the rye (10th grade)
Where we stand - Class Matter (University, dope book about classium)
Under boss: sammy the bull - (book report, 12 grade)

that pretty much sums it up

The Jester, Ender's Game, and Of Mice and Men

i picked Dr. Seuss but the outsiders is tight

^yea Outsiders is one of my favorite books

IDK Know its a tough call for me. I got two favorites. One is the dictionary, that book was sick. We we on Q...and then when I turned that page and R was next it was such a shock, I wasnt expecting it. The other favorite is definalty Confession of a Heiress by Paris Hilton, it taught me a lot of life lessons and values. I now realize that once your dog becomes to big to carry it it a purse, you must sell it for as much money as possible. But if I had to pick one I would say the dictionary.

word true that man i read the dictionary for a summer and my vocabulary became exquisite, if u know what i mean

The Color of water.
Moby dick.
The great gatsby.
Blackboy.
Oedipus Rex.
Catcher in the rye.


all good books, planning on reading Moby dick again this summer.

oedipus rex was cool, i read that this past year. sucks what happened to him tho

catcher in the rye is also fucking amazing...but i have to say Gatsby is the best book i've read in the past 5 years

anyone read harry potter?

ya, i read a child called it a few years back, its pretty fucked up, kinda made me want to hunt that crazy bitch down and slap her. the 2 sequels to it where boring as fuck

as for in school, i like of mice and men, canterbury tales, dantes inferno, and basically anything thats old and english.

great gatsby, The outsiders, Hamlet

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come to think of it, we didn't even read that much at school. titles which stand out would be of mice and men, lion witch and the wardrobe.

Catcher in the Rye
Farenhiet 451

Those two books are amazing

autobiography of malcolm x
of mice and men
lord of the flies

Nathan Mccall
~makes me want to holla~

Ben alone in lies/only boy in classs

hustling for dummies

slam!

dutch it the most gangsta book ever if u read it u know what im talkin about

i would say farenheit 451 in 8th gr, and lord of the flies, my freshman year, i believe. gilgamesh was quick and kinda interesting

of mice and men
julius ceasar
the hobbit
loads of roald dahl ish

hustling for dummies

You suck.... incredibly hard.

i had to read One Flew Over the Coocoos Nest, i thought it was really good

Last book i "read" was The AutoBio of Malcolm X i learned alot reading from the reviews :D

Lord of the Flies for sure.

Im readin this shit "The crying of Lot 49" Shit is crazy good. Its deep and shit, inspires some sick wordplay sometimes.

none...lol

Yeah none, the books here we read in america are complete garbage...

The last time i bought a scholar book was in 4th grade....

^^^Aw damn, fuckin rebel. Its real cool not to do school work.

Sorry, I just think its fucked up when people brag about being lazy and not caring about school. Its kinda like saying.....

"I want to do nothing with my life"

Hamlet
The Scarlet Letter

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"The Very Hungry Caterpillar"

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"Where the Wild Things Are"

2 Classic Story Books! I still love them!

I've never read a proper chapter book :(

"Holes"

Only book i read at school

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"The Very Hungry Caterpillar"

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"Where the Wild Things Are"

2 Classic Story Books! I still love them!

I've never read a proper chapter book :(



Holy shit, that's bringing it back. *Reps*


Eric Carle was G.O.A.T. Remember this book?:


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I vaguely remember seeing the cover, but I can't recall the story =(

All I have to say about the dog is: Hairy Mclary! *Fingers crossed you know what i'm talking about* You remember those books?

i have read that of mice and men book its actually pretty decent

king of the ants
fear and loathing in las vegas

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Favorite book to read would be Street Dreams by K'wan

I hated Of Mice and Men
Probably because my fucker teacher made us watch the movie
Sad shit

I liked a book I read in college
The only one I read
Really the only book I ever read in school
I was too smart to read them
I read The Constant Gardener
Real good book
Excellent movie
A bit hard to follow though

Last book I read all the way through was in 8th grade (I'm in 11th now) was A Child Called It. That was a good book, sad story though.

I LOVE THAT BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Any ya'l read Animal Farm? That joint is crazy. Real good tho.

I unno call me a nerd n dat..I juzt thnk readin booksz escapesz me from my stress n da outside wurld...

But the booksz i liked the most was David Pelzer books like A Child Called It, & the other onesz...And Ann Frank & Freedom Writersz were good onesz ;]

Tortilla Flat, from John Steinbeck

William Golding - The Spire, a very complex read and open to interpretation, but if you can get your head round it it's an excellent read.

all steinbeck books, especially East of Eden

also a couple Kurt Vonnegut's, Breakfast of Champions and Slaughterhouse 5

I enjoyed The Great Gatsby

I think my faovirte book I've read so far is

Night by Elie Wiesel

It was about him surviving through the Holocaust. Ever since I've read that book it's opened up my eyes a little to my surroundings. It taught me that it's not humain to judge people by looks, sexual status, religion etc...it's a good book.

We read some book called Junk...pretty good shit.

One Hundred Years of Solitude and Beloved.

Which is your favorite story you've read in school as a class?

mine was Of Mice And Men LOL we JUST read that book

The Godfather (Mario Puzo)


shits on the films

The Outsiders.
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Of Mice and Men was a really good read. Read that like 6 years ago. My favorite book that I read in class is Candid by Voltaire.

HARRY POTTER !!!!!!!!!! oops : x thats not a school book lol

the old man and the sea & the alchemist

^The Alchemist? Tell me you're joking! That has to be one of the crappiest books I've ever read!

the sherlock holmes series!!!!! aurthur conan doyle for prez!!

Of Mice and Men was a really good read. Read that like 6 years ago. My favorite book that I read in class is Candid by Voltaire.

lmfao

LETS TEND DEM RABBITS DARGE

cant lie though it was a good book

HARRY POTTER !!!!!!!!!! oops : x thats not a school book lol

lol thiz shit iz bananerz! lol!

I remember getting into Edgar Allen Poe at one point, only the stories I could just about make sense of though, like The Cask Of Amontillado, The Tell Tale Heart, Gold Bug, The Pit And The Pendulum, and that one where the guy gets buried alive. He was good with describing mental shit like paranoia and panic, plus he had some good twists and plots.

A Drama play

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Wilde was a genius.

"To lose one parent, Mr Worthing, may be regarded as a misfurtune; to lose both looks like carelessness"

Animal Farm.

Also, as much as I want to kick Shakespeare in the jewels, Macbeth was something I enjoyed.

Mostly Shakespeare's plays (As You Like It, Hamlet, MacBeth, Romeo & Juliet, Richard III, Antony and Cleopatra, Julius Caesar, Measure for Measure, etc); lots of Poe (Cask of Amontillado, The Tell-Tale Heart, Some Words With a Mummy, The Black Cat, The Pit and the Pendulum, etc); "The Great Gatsby" by Fitzgerald; "The Metamorphosis" by Kafka; "Things Fall Apart" by Achebe; "To Kill A Mocking Bird" by Lee; "The Haunted: Tale of a Mediator" by Cabot; "Intimacy" by Kureishi; "Misery" by Stephen King; "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Albom, etcccccccccccccccccc.