[ SECRET POST #6633 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6633 ⌋

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Re: School-assigned reading: the best and the worst

[(Anonymous)]

My absolute favorite was Shakespeare-- AP English teacher was also the drama coach and wanted us to love it, so in his class we'd read it out loud or watch filmed performances so that we could understand Shakespeare as it was meant to be experienced, like there is a REAL difference even in just reading it out loud to yourself and how you process the rhythm of it.

I'm also a tremendous fan of every short story that you read in high school only to get fucked up over for the rest of your life-- sophomore year it was The Yellow Wallpaper, junior year we read The Lady or the Tiger, senior year The Lottery...

I don't think there were any books I was assigned in high school that I didn't at least enjoy most of-- it seems like everyone else hated The Grapes of Wrath or Of Mice and Men or The Scarlet Letter, but I liked all of them!