What was the book you hated reading for school?
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Re: What was the book you hated reading for school?
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I hated coz there was 2 parts of the book and it was mandatory for us to read it before the exam.
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And speaking of grad school: I am sorry Professor M (wherever you are) but I never finished James' Portrait of a Lady. I have tried and tried and tried again, but I cannot help it. I want to shout at Mr James: just get on with it! Try to write a sentence that does not require a map and a compass. So, it is not the first book I hated in school, but it currently reigns as undisputed champion.
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It was REALLY lame, in my opinion. Aside from those details, the only other thing I remember is her name was Donnie and his name was Mitch. Because my 9th grade English teacher accidentally called them "Donnie and Marie" one day. LOL
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I hated this book too. Cervantes wrote this book just as a parody of the traveling knights that were popular in his century. So we had to read a very old parody.Maralynx wrote: ↑31 May 2019, 08:59 The obnoxious and famous Don Quixote. I never read it in the end... I was honest with my teacher and I said I tried hard, but just couldn't. In the end, she said she understood, and gave another piece, which I finished in two days and had my report about it handed in the day after.
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I had to read that my sophomore year of high school and I think my biggest grievance with it was just that Holden was a jerk and I wanted to jump into the book just to fight him.-Tinuthien- wrote: ↑06 Jun 2019, 06:46 The Catcher in the Rye. My goodness, what a horror was that to be subjected to.
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