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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Just was so boring
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Also, anything by Steinbeck. I just can't stand him as an author.
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However there were others I read (many mentioned above) that while I didn't hate them, I didn't care for them either. The good outweighed the bad, fortunately.
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Still don't like Shakespeare (or whoever wrote the material).
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I was just about to comment and say To Kill a Mockingbird was my most hated read during high school. Lol. I think it was a bit ahead of me at the time, and I couldn't get into it. But I might go back and give it a chance to see if my perspective has changed.aparsons wrote: ↑16 Feb 2016, 16:04I totally agree with you! I had to read To Kill a Mockingbird in school and I didn't understand it, I didn't like it, etc. I re-read it recently, and I loved it! I think we should all go back to the books we read and hated in high school and see if our opinions have changed at all.katiesquilts wrote:I definitely think the environment that you read a book in changes your perspective on the book... Also, the whole deal of HAVING to read a book or WANTING to read a book. ^^;