What is your favorite book that you read in school?

[Violet]

I loved reading The Mystery of Black Hollow Lane. It was super cool coming up with predictions. Love a good mystery. Let me know your favorite!!! :)

[Mayra]

The Giver, hands down Lois Lowry is my favorite author!!!!

[Violet]

Oh, Omggg, yes! I read that, too. The movie was interesting. IT HAD TAYLOR SWIFT!!!!

[Rori]

Of Mice And Men I love it but hated it at the same time.

[Rose]

Wuthering Heights.

[Maia]

probably of mice and men or noughts and crosses

[Len]

I feel almost ashamed to admit it. It was Deathworld 1 by Harry Harrison. One of the English teachers brought in a selection of paperbacks to encourage us to read more. We all ignored Graham Greene, T.H. White, Aldous Huxley, and goodness knows who else. Deathworld and The Day of the Triffids were the only ones we all enjoyed.

[Cassandra 🍁☕️📚]

Of Mice and Men and Edgar Allan Poe’s work.

[Lady]

Jane Eyre

[Violet]

Wow, those all seem amazing. I think??!!

[Bella(✨❤️Hopeful Romantic❤️✨)]

The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom

[brittnreads]

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

[Laura]

Marx et la poupée of Maryam Madjidi it's a French book

[Amber]

There wasn't many great options at my school but my three personal favourites were Lord of the Flies, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and An Inspector Calls as they reignited my love for reading and the hidden meanings behind all of them have been the sole reason I love literature

[Kie]

Out of My Mind

[Jo]

We read "Jane Eyre" and "Moby Dick" in 10th grade. I had a principle of despising any book I was made to read (but was and am an avid reader.) These two got through to me. Still favorites. RIP Miss Martin my fantastic English teacher.

[Anne]

Little Women

[Kaytie]

The Giver,
and The Tell Tale Heart were my favorite required reads in school

[Marion]

I liked Gone With the Wind :D

[Violet]

These are all great!!!

[Sam]

the strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde in high school. one of my college English classes had us read the hot zone which i really enjoyed too.

[Brian]

Two-Wheeled Thunder

Read this in 6th grade...only book l ever read in 12 years of school.

[MiniMicroPup]

Same as Brittany, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

[Kindle Jenner]

I liked a lot of the books we had to read in school - I was a nerd lol
Some of my favs were
-To Kill A Mockingbird
-Wuthering Heights
-The Crucible
-Things Fall Apart (this was college I think)

[kie]

Rori wrote: "Of Mice And Men I love it but hated it at the same time."

i had mixed feelings when i first started reading but it turned out sooo good !!

[kie]

'of mice and men' and 'so much to tell you' were so good. i was actually shocked

[Malakai]

of mice and men!

[Sarah Lehman]

The Giver and Tuck Everlasting

[Kristina]

A Hero of Our Time by Mikhail Lermontov

[Chris]

The Scarlet Letter
Catcher in the Rye

[Denyse]

the night by Elie Wiesel

[⋆⭒˚｡⋆Kritika⚘.˚｡⋆]

i read twilight & 50 shades of grey when i was in school.。o○

[Steve]

The Lord of the Rings by Tolkien.

[Marion]

Steve wrote: "The Lord of the Rings by Tolkien."

YESYYSYEYYSYYEYYSYEYYSYES

[maja]

percy jackson

[Erica]

Lord of the Rings

[Sophie]

The Outsiders

[Michael]

Favorite book: Farenheit 451

Favorite short story: An Occurence At Owl Creek Bridge And Selected Stories

[Rara]

The Hobbits by J.R.R Tolkien

[clara]

Probably Tuck Everlasting, I will admit that I liked that book.

[Aly]

This isn't really an assignment book but my school library in elementary had the whole Magic Treehouse set and I absolutely loveddd reading it as a kid🥲 and would just sit in there reading the volumes or borrowing them

[Jamila]

The Giver by Lois Lowry
And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

[Violet]

There has been an Of Mice and Men theme here. What's the book about that everyone liked so much?

[kaylee]

I honestly have really enjoyed most books I have read for my classes but I'll say the one we just recently read: All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr :)

[Lucky]

I loved Heidi as a child, but as I got older, I adored Piers Anthony's books.

[Antonella]

The Red and the Black

[Morgan]

If you count The Crucible(it’s written as a play) that’s my favorite. The thing about school especially my Senior year is that they didn’t have us read To Kill a Mockingbird(on my TBR), Frankenstein, Of Mice and Men,etc. We watched the movies instead and I really was disappointed cause I wanted to explore classics that everyone usually reads. Sure, watching the movies were easy but I think having to read the words on page and put the pieces together in your head is special.

[Doris]

The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster. Published 1961. I had to give a book report in 8th grade, and used this book. Sadly, the teacher hated the book. Also sad that she didn't give instructions on creating a book report.

[Natasha]

I liked To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Wuthering Heights by Emily Brönte and The Twelfth of July by Joan Lungard.

[leilabug ♡]

the only required reading that i actually enjoyed for school was the outsiders by s.e. hinton (i also read that was then this is now by her, which is also really good)