[ SECRET POST #4438 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4438 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"the human equivalent of a wet kleenex" omg that nails it so hard. excellent comparison.

anyway yeah I agree, hated this book and the teacher who made us read it in 8th grade.

[(Anonymous)]

hated this book and the teacher who made us read it in 8th grade.

o_O

What kind of over-achiever school did you go to? We read the Chrysalids and The Outsiders in eighth grade. Pretty sure both those books combined are about a third as long and a quarter as dry as Great Expectations.

[(Anonymous)]

idk, maybe it was my class? I'm finding out belatedly that I did a lot of things in grade school and junior high that other people didn't do until high school.

[(Anonymous)]

I read this in 8th grade, too. It's the only book I can remember from 8th grade because I hated it that much. Then I read Hard Times in 11th grade and A Tale of Two Cities in college and I hated them as well.

[(Anonymous)]

I had Tale of two Cities in 7th grade, I think. It was the school's version of gifted or whatever they call it now, "Language Arts" class. We also read The Hobbit in the same class.

I had read David Copperfield in fifth grade on my own time. I liked both, but I didn't follow the plot of ToTC very well. The first three chapters confused me but I picked it up after that and was doing fine by the end.

I didn't like Great Expectations either :)