What's the worst book you ever read?
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I Think that is ABSOLUTELY true. I always hate books that are forced upon me from those buildings of pure EVIL.awelker wrote:ive noticed that a lot of the books that i have been forced to read in school i absolutly hated. i hate everything about them and sometimes refused to read them. but now that i don't have that class i actually think, i mean think, about re-reading them to see if i can get more out of them. i mean most of the books that i read for my American Lit class i hated with a passion but now thinking about it i might one day re-read them .
(By the way, a book I hated was The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. I thought it was Extremely disturbing.)
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- The Giver
- To Kill A Mockingbird
- Triage
- 1984
- A Cage Full of Butterflies
I guess it depends on what books your school chose.
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1984
Hamlet
Doctor Faustus
Frankenstein
Jane Eyre
This isn't the worst book I've ever read, but I really didn't like The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards. I read it over the summer and I thought the characters were unrealistic and the plot was just dragged on with no good ending.
"Fiction reveals truths that reality obscures"
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But I've always hated how high school curriculum forces kids to dissect a book to a million pieces, and doesn't teach them to just enjoy reading. I think that whole mass analysis of literature often can spoil a good book.
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your right on this one. my american lit class was really bad. the teacher was monotone and her didn't have any variation to his teaching style.sleepydumpling wrote:I liked some of the ones we read, others I hated. Depended heavily on the teacher I had too.
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