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I was homeschooled so I got to read what I wanted*. When I got to community college though I made the mistake of thinking I should be an English major. I had to read The Metamorphosis in three different classes (with just enough time between each class that I forgot enough that I did have to reread). I HATE that book, god almighty.

Favorite assignment: Northanger Abbey. For some reason I'd given myself this idea that I wasn't capable of reading Austen, and that novela was so lovely.

*Now I think about it, my the closest my mother (a sophisticated woman with higher education) came to assigning reading was begging me to read her favorites: Gone With the Wind and Valley of the Dolls. Loved the former, hated the latter.

Oof, having to re-read something you hate three times sounds awful.

I had to do The Pearl twice and that wasn’t even that bad, plus it’s very short.

I definitely decided at some point that Austen wasn’t for me. But maybe I should give it a go.

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