Are there books you wish you could go back and discuss with your literature class?

[Emmalita]

New Cannonballer LaneyFace has found herself in her parents' home with all the books she didn't read in high school hanging around in the basement. She decided to tackle Henry James' novella The Turn of the Screw and wished she'd had a class to discuss it with. "I opened this book expecting a full on ghost haunting and closed it with a psychological paradigm looming in my brain." Read her full review here.

[Raven]

Can I pick the people in the class? All my English classes had, shall we say people who felt they "knew the answers" due to popular opinions/all the experiences their 18-19 years on Earth gave them. And never would want to discuss my MCH/YA graphic novels!

[Katie]

Raven wrote: "Can I pick the people in the class? All my English classes had, shall we say people who felt they "knew the answers" due to popular opinions/all the experiences their 18-19 years on Earth gave them..."

Can we mute the "knew the answers" folks? I would LOVE to watch them be infuriated that they couldn't "weigh in with their thoughts" about say, Jane Steele as it relates to Jane Eyre.