Books I was Forced to Read in School

I hated it!
I shouldn't have bothered finishing it till the end, but I did. I should have just skipped it and read the relevant notes online.

The characters were ridiculous and unlikable. The events were not gripping and the style not to my taste.

I honestly could not see why everyone else liked it.

This is the only novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald I have ever read and I didn't like it at all.
I can't judge an author after reading only one novel of his so I'm willing to give it a try and read something else by him.
But this one was just simply a bore.

This is only the second novel by Hemingway I have read, but I can already tell that this author is not one I'm going to appreciate.
He's repetitive, dull, and full of himself.
If I get any more assignments regarding his novels I'm just going to skip the torture of reading his crap and just read the spark notes online.

I actually liked this novel.
Rarely does the teacher pick a decent story for us to read, but this time we struck gold with this one.
This is one of the very few assigned reading materials I have ever enjoyed.

The first Hemingway novel I read and it bored me to tears.
Luckily we got it out of the way at the beginning of the year, and this nightmare will not repeat itself ever again.

I hate romance novels in general and avoid them like the plague, but Jane Eyre will always be an exception.
I don't know why but this book really got to me and has been with me for years, being read and re-read ever since it was assigned to us.

I found this book to be funny. When I told the teacher this he gave me an odd look.

Still, I will never read it again if I can help it.

Much like The Great Gatsby, I found every character here to be repugnant, except for Elinor.

Will avoid contact with this book in the future.

I loved it and I hated it.

I hated it because the characters were despicable and weak. Also, it was a romance.

I loved it because it started in class conversations about necrophilia.

Suffice to say the teachers now look at me with odd glances.

I loved it despite the fact that I can't remember squat.

Must re-read it again sometime in the future.

Hell was the most fun, purgatory was the most interesting, and heaven was a snooze fest.

Will re-read it again in the future.