<p>Hello, I am in a bit of a predicament when it comes to the Ap lit test. This is slightly odd because unlike most, I have an amazing English teacher who is preparing us insanely well for the test. My problem, however, is that I am not an avid reader, and that might be too flattering of a statement. However, thanks to Ap lit, I do have a few works of "literary merit" under my belt, even if the novels I have read all come from English class. The works are:</p>
<p>Hamlet
The Red Badge of Courage
Frankenstein
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Heart of Darkness
Importance of Being Earnest(Not sure if this one counts)</p>
<p>Being recent reads, I have a strong recollection of these novels, but they don't cover a large spectrum of ap prompts. After some research, I have started reading The Invisible Man, but I am looking for suggestions of novels that will provide the largest increase in the variety of questions I will be able to answer. </p>
<p>I am confident in my writing ability, and barring an insanely low score on this essay, I would like to say I'm expecting a 5. My only fear is that I will receive a prompt that leaves me dumbfounded because of my limited literary diversity. With just under two months until the test, I do not have an extraordinary amount of time left, but I feel that I can read 3-4 works before May 11th. So, if anyone can offer suggestions of novels that will best expand my repertoire that would be much appreciated.</p>