since there is a topic bout the opposite....


One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest

The Catcher in the Rye

Of Mice and Men


...theres one that I cant think of the title but it was written by this Chinese girl bout her life and how the troubles she has gone through and then she was left out of her step-mothers will, i dunno it was sad but good

Here are some that I've liked:

The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Outsiders
The Giver

of mice and men was good
night
the giver (i read it in 6th grade)
we also read a section from metamorphosis by ovid. it was good.

Of Mice & Men was good.

Like I said before..I didnt read the books, BUT Junior and Senior year, we didnt read books..we read short stories. I LOVED just about every story. I forget most of them though, but one of them was called Hills With White Elephants (eh..ok), Thank You Ma'Am, and some other one that was REALLY good last year. It was about these guy friends who went to a lake...SOMETHING Lake..lol GREASY Lake!!!! Yea! Thats it.. There was another good one too. About a boy who had to see a counselor because he acted off in school and stuff. Soon, he loved going there and his parents wanted to stop him from going there. At the end, I believe the boy ran away. There were a couple others too. Ok, Ill stop lol. My brain is going into overload:crazy:

Originally posted by Lil g 05
since there is a topic bout the opposite....


One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest

The Catcher in the Rye

Of Mice and Men


...theres one that I cant think of the title but it was written by this Chinese girl bout her life and how the troubles she has gone through and then she was left out of her step-mothers will, i dunno it was sad but good Was it, uh.... what's its face? LOL. It had an orange cover?

Originally posted by InspectorExstead

we also read a section from metamorphosis by ovid. it was good. I don't read books that I can't spell. :p

"Night" was a great book, though. The Devil's Arithmetic & Counting The Stars was equally as good.

The Outsiders. That's the only one I can think of.

I Am the Cheese
Julius Caesar

The Outsiders
Macbeth
Midsummer Night's Dream
Romeo and Juliet
Hamlet (I liked Shakespeare)
Some short story about a girl getting run over by a bus
The Joy Luck Club
hmm....can't think of any other's off the top of my head...

Ah. Double post. LOl NM.

Originally posted by Jo's the bomb
I don't read books that I can't spell. :p

"Night" was a great book, though. The Devil's Arithmetic & Counting The Stars was equally as good.
Well, Im glad to see you can spell Night. I know I was stuck on it for a few..

It's called like, "Window in Time" it was in 5th grade, and I read it in one day, I loved it. I also liked, "The Summer of My German Soldier" a lot.

Originally posted by ¤MsConanOBrien¤

Well, Im glad to see you can spell Night. I know I was stuck on it for a few.. Hey..... I may be stupid, but I aint dumb. :p :p

Originally posted by Jo's the bomb
Hey..... I may be stupid, but I aint dumb. :p :p
Ive always said it the other way around...Hmm..LOl

Catcher in the Rye

Romeo and Juliet

To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird
Cold Sassy Tree
Great Expectations

The Hobbitt
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Grapes of Wrath
Animal Farm

The Great Gatsby

Night - A+++ that was a great book

The Stranger

Originally posted by la0919
The Great Gatsby

i didnt really get the point of that book.

The one I'm reading now is The Outsiders, I really like it.

in school..... umm

The Crucible
The Great Gatsby
The Diary of Anne Frank
and thats about it...

The scarlett letter
Of Mice and Men
To Kill A mockingbird
the portrait of a lady
and killer angels ( I loved that one!)

Everyone else in my class hated Pride & Prejudice, but I loved it and I'm still obsessed with it. Go see the BBC version of P&P. It's 6 hours long, but well worth the watch!

To Kill a Mockingbird
Good Night Mr. Tom
Julius Caesar
Romeo and Juliet
Animal Farm
The Once and Future King
Bean Trees

Well currently in school we're reading "Harry Potter and The Chamber or Secrets"....That's pretty good.

There's was also another book I read a few years ago.I think it was called "Signs of a Beaver" or something like that.It was about a white boy who brfriends a Native American.That was pretty good as well.They made a CBS TV-Movie based on it a few years ago.

"Tales Of a Fourth Grade Nothing"
"The Outsiders"
"To Kill a Mockingbird"
"Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone" (before the book was popular, and before there was talks of a movie.)
"The Diary of Anne Frank"
"Famous All Over Town"
"Black Boy"
"The Crucible"
"Kindred"
"Night"

To Kill a Mockingbird was the best one I read for High School. and in Elementary school we read James and the Giant Peach. I really liked that one and still do.

Originally posted by tootieismyfav
Cold Sassy Tree

I had to read that for summer reading for my 9th grade Honors English class. It was all right, but most people hated it.

Some other books I've thought of:

The BFG (had to read it in 3rd grade and I still love it!)
We read part of the play The Diary of Anne Frank which made me go out and by the book and to this day it is still my favorite book so I didn't really read it for school.
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
Romeo and Juliet (the only Shakespeare I like)

Originally posted by *ShortCake*
The scarlett letter

and killer angels ( I loved that one!)

killer angels was REALLY good

and im so glad to see someone else cant bring themself to spell Scarlett as "scarlet" for that book!!! :lol: i loved that book but the teacher got so annoyed with my spelling it wrong.

also...

A Midsummer Nights Dream (7th grade MG)
Time Enough for Drums (6th grade MG)
Summer of my German Soldier (6th grade MG)
Wuthering Heights (10th grade)
The Crucible (this year)
Julius Caesar (10th grade)
Romeo and Juliet (9th grade)


oh, and of course, reading Gone with the Wind for a book report in like seventh grade...

i loved time enough for drums!! I used to read Ann Rinaldis books ALL the time ;)

Originally posted by Titania


killer angels was REALLY good

and im so glad to see someone else cant bring themself to spell Scarlett as "scarlet" for that book!!! :lol: i loved that book but the teacher got so annoyed with my spelling it wrong.

also...

A Midsummer Nights Dream (7th grade MG)
Time Enough for Drums (6th grade MG)
Summer of my German Soldier (6th grade MG)
Wuthering Heights (10th grade)
The Crucible (this year)
Julius Caesar (10th grade)
Romeo and Juliet (9th grade)


LOL I Cant help it!! *G* its a bad habit.


oh, and of course, reading Gone with the Wind for a book report in like seventh grade...