Best Books Read In School
We are all asked to read books in school. Some are great, some are okay, some are not so great. Here's a list of remarkable books you may have read (or had read to you) in school.
I read he book and saw the movie and it's awesome
It's a big pity, but many of the books in the list I haven't even heard about. In schools of our country pupils read only "Romeo & Juliet'" and about T. Sawyer and H. Finn, of course. It reminds me my childhood
This book is a timeless classic and should forever be remembered as such. It is a literary masterpiece and has changed the way I see things. The writing style was incredible, and even though I'm a huge reader, this ranks at the top of my list of favourite books.
I voted for this although I didn't read it at school but by choice after viewing and enjoying the film of the same name.
Definitely a great book!
The way Jean louise was so tomboyish and how life was in the old times was truly incredible!
It made me feel like I was there, breaking into Boo Radlyes house and finding
Dill under a bed!
This opened my eyes to many things in this world. A true masterpiece.
It's just an amazing book, I have kept reading it over and over again and it never gets old!
Ii's strange, but I can't remember much about the book, except a character called Ponyboy, and the first (and, which is also the last) line that has stuck in my head for many years:
"When I stepped out into the bright sunlight from the darkness of the movie house, I had only two things on my mind: Paul Newman and a ride home."
It's the only first line I've remembered from ANY book (and I've read hundreds! ) I enjoyed reading it at the time, but I hardly remember it at all, as I said, except for a character and that line. I guess it will always stay with me.
This book never gets old. It's an incredible masterpiece and has really opened my eyes. I'm not afraid to admit, I cried and always do when I think about the feelings that book brought upon me.
WAY better than the Iliad.
How is this not in the list?
Romeo and Juliet? Really? To all the fools who think that story is romantic or remotely three dimensional... please actually read it.
I remember reading this book in seventh grade if I'm correct. I personally loved the story, characters, everything.
Sadly I can't remember much of it. May have to go back a read it again.
