Favorite book that you were forced to read in school/college

The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger.

to kill a mockingbird was one i was forced to read too!

i bought it day before had start reading it and by time got to my english class the next day I had finished it!!!
i was hooked on it! probably why got such a gud make in my english exam on it!!! 8)

yea of mice and men i jus fell in love with it. or of course there is pride and predujice alos very good

i was hooked on the book Animal Farm by George Owell (or something like that) for some reason. I loved doing the projects and having to know how to refer the animals into our government. It was definitly interesting.

Z for Zakariah i was bored in english once so took the book and read it it was really good buti got b****ed at for taking it! lol all the books we had to read sucked anus!

had to read 1984 for history and found it to be one of the best books iv eva read especially as it let me see how much we are like those in the book now.

hhmmmm the only thing that i actually paid attention to was to kill a mockingbird, the scarlette letter, romeo and juliet and macbeth

The Catcher in the Rye by J.D.Salinger is the best book i've ever read!

We read that in year 9 - quite good.

Best book I read for school was Lord of the Flies, by William Golding. The only book I have ever enjoyed more after annotating.

Yeah i had to read To kill a mocking bird too,i actually liked it.
Also had to read Emma by Jane Austen,god that bored me to death and then in my final year it was The Pearl,can't remember who wrote it but it was boring.

I think the books I liked reading the most in school were To Kill A Mockingbird and The Outsiders

I gated every book in English, like Macbeth or Romeo and Juliet, and everything else, the only good thing was watching a film and reviewing Shrek.

I really enjoyed reading Macbeth.

In 8th grade i had to read The Outsiders...its such a good book.
funny part was i didnt read it until after we were done with it...
i never liked reading something someone told me to read.

I had to read Demian by Hermann Hesse for AP English 4. I loved it while I was reading it, but for about two weeks after, I was fantastically depressed and convinced that the world was not going to hell but was already there. I'm not allowed to read anymore Hesse...or Neitzsche, for that matter (the book dealt mostly with Neitzsche and Carl Jung and their philosophies). I also fell in love with all things Steinbeck during English 3. One of the only American authors I really like.