Books that you studied at school

[Kristin Cowan]

There were so many I ended up liking as an adult but as a kid/teen, I liked The Crucible, Hamlet, Ordinary People, and Whirligig

[Tomy Chandrafrost]

There's none. Not many interesting books are discussed in school; my school's library only contains textbooks. This is the downside of the Indonesian education system; even people working in the field of education don't read many books.

[Moddesser Elahi]

I am here in India! I just love the stories by the author "Ruskin Bond"! I read and enjoyed his stories during my school days; I even enjoy reading them now.

[George Okello 2]

We studied the River and the Source by Dr Margaret Ogola.It is a nice book

[London Baum]

Fahrenheit 451 is to this day one of my all time favorite books. It engrained me even further the importance of books and access to them for everyone.

I also really enjoyed MacBeth and the Crucible

[Patience Reign]

We studied the River and the Source by Dr Margaret Ogola and the Caucasian Chalk Circle

[gregs317]

We read through "The Hobbit" as a group activity. I probably wouldn't have chosen that book on my own, so I'm glad that we read it.

[FelinaAlpuertoPittman2859+]

We had to read "The Little Prince," by Antoine De Exupery, "Siddhartha," by Herman Hesse, "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden," by Joann Greenberg and "Exodus," by Leon Uris in our English Literature class.

[Jennifer Reviewer]

There were some I couldn't enjoy, but for the most part, I appreciated the books my school chose, particularly in world literature courses that exposed me to writing from around the world. Some favorites off the top of my head were: Hamlet, The Interpreter of Maladies, and Things Fall Apart.