fav book you’ve ever read for a school assignment?

[Heather]

Northern Lights, The Chains series by Laurie Halse Anderson, Pride & Prejudice, Beowulf, Sir Garwin and the Green Knight, The Canterbury Tales, Bleak House and Jane Erye

[Kittyluvrr89]

To Kill A Mockingbird

[Spencer]

Tom’s midnight garden

[Wiebrie]

Everything Everything
By: Nicola Yoon

[niña]

its a short story but dead stars by paz marquez benitez

[sofie]

des délits et des peines

[Jasmine]

lord of the flies, the road, 1984 and unwind

[Amethyst]

I can't remember the names of them so I apologize but one was about the Iditarod and was based on a true story and one was about Anne Oakley

[Lana ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ]

My favorite would be Animal Farm or the Outsiders but I'm about to read To kill a Mockingbird for English class.

[b l o n d e i n a b o o k s t o r e]

Speak

[alixia]

the book thief and the road!

[Nina]

the outsiders

[Kayla’s Book Binge]

Tuck everlasting and the count of Monte cristo ◡̈

[Sariah]

Tuck Everlasting, Tracks, The Road (still reading it, but it’s really good so far). My fav was prob the elephant vanishes

[Amanda T]

The Awakening

[bruna]

the little prince and my sweet orange tree (a brazilian classic)

[Mikaela]

1984 and the outsiders are by far my favorite !

[Heather]

the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime

[Noor]

The Great Gatsby! It really liked reading the book and I loved the movie. Annotating and analyzing it was so enjoyable. One of my fav books tbh. (Not for a school assignment but for my AS level English lit course) :D

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wow I'm so jealous of everyone 😭 At school we're reading Animal Farm by George Orwel and it is SO boring

[♡︎ Kura ♡︎ (nesta’s version)]

The outsiders

[anni ౨ৎ]

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

[Raheem]

jane eyre by charlotte bronte i loved it!

[C.]

Antigone by Jean Anouilh

[Kayla]

To Kill a Mockingbird or Lord of the Flies

[Reshika]

Noor wrote: "The Great Gatsby! It really liked reading the book and I loved the movie. Annotating and analyzing it was so enjoyable. One of my fav books tbh. (Not for a school assignment but for my AS level Eng..." agreed! it's super interesting to understand what makes each character THEM

[Joya]

Reshika wrote: "Noor wrote: "The Great Gatsby! It really liked reading the book and I loved the movie. Annotating and analyzing it was so enjoyable. One of my fav books tbh. (Not for a school assignment but for my..."

SAME

[Abby]

I genuinely really enjoyed to kill a mockingbird🕊️🤍

[Arianna]

Fahrenheit 451

[Macee]

alixia wrote: "the book thief and the road!"

I agree! The Book Theif was soooo good.

[Karsyn]

Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice, and (unpopular opinion) The Road 👏
oh almost forgot about this iconic little diddy: The Yellow Wallpaper

[Izzy]

brave new world !! i love sci fi dystopia

[AC's]

The Sorrow of Young Werther by Goethe.
I swear I hated it back then, but, as years have passed, I've come to realize it's magnificent.

[♡ Rawan ♡]

hatchet

[Neverland2000]

Faust part one from Goethe
University: Jane Eyre, the great gatsby

[Ayesha]

Persepolis, Macbeth or Of Mice and Men

[Sun ☀️]

Fahrenheit 451

[sistinas]

We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson and not a book but a short story: The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman!

[sharon]

inspector calls & great gatsby

[olivia !!]

either percy jackson or the hunger games

[Tiyanie N]

I have still only read The Vendor of Sweets, I thought I wouldn't like it but I ended up liking it

[faye]

the catcher in the rye or the great gatsby :)

[Haylee]

nare wrote: "Night by Elie Wiesel"

We're currently reading Night ,and so far its been the first assigned book ive enjoyed in a while, my other favorites are Esperanza Rising or Dark Water Rising

[remy dk :)]

the outsiders and the giver were both good

[remy dk :)]

Ryleigh wrote: "The Giver"

yessssss

[Oopsie]

Wonder by R.J Palacio

[amiraa]

"The boy in the striped pyjamas" by James Boyne. This book is abt a innocent boy who's father is one of the generals of the Germans during Holocaust period. This fueled my interest in all things holocaust related, as I find this history something that should be studied by future generations to prevent any such horrible things every happening again.

[CrowAndKraken]

School is back in another life, but ther are two (school) books I will have on my shelves until the day I die:

The Parfume by Patrick Süßkind (German Class)
The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood (English Class)

Honorary Mention: The Good Person of Szechwan by Bertold Brecht. I hated that one with a passion, but it still got me into Bertold Brecht, who now is one of my favourite authors.

[Princess]

the lighting thief

[Lexi]

The Glass Castle