Steve

Homework assignment, college project, you name it.

nos-4-a2

this is a tough call i'm stuck between all quiet on the western front or battlefield earth *shudders*
one was an absolute snooze fest that i had to write an in depth Political/psychological work up of the author
and the other one was the most boring book i have ever read on world war one

Takuya

Too many to count, but Wuthering Heights was atrocious. That was this year.

CPS

Hmm, I don't know. I would say To Kill a Mockingbird but I was the only one in my class that actually liked it...I honestly think I have liked every novel I was told to read.

Faith Lehane

The Island of Dr. Moroe I think that's how its spelled

bluesilver12

At the top of my head: Brave New World.

Also Frankenstein(for some reason I couldn't get into it.)

allie351

I'm weird cuz I actually liked Frankenstein, lol. I read that in 12th grade English.

Probably to Kill a Mockingbird or...I can't think of the name of it right now but it was one of a trilogy...and I know Gathering Blue was the last one in the trilogy, which I actually liked but I absolutely hated the first two and I was forced to read them for creative writing in 12th grade....worst novel I have ever read.

MagiMermaid

Zomg, wth? I loved To Kill A Mockingbird >_> it was one of the few decent choices in our reading curriculum.

We did some of Shakespeare's works this year, I wanted to kill myself during Romeo and Juliet. Next year we're reading A Midsummer's Night's Dream, which is hopefully better.

Archangel

I don't know...I thought reading A Midsummer's Night's Dream was not a fun experience at all. Being someone that wants to go into English soon, I shouldn't hate a lot of pieces of literature but that one story, I could not stand.