Summer Reading

[AUGirl]

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I’m assuming you meant How To Read Literature Like A Professor by Thomas Foster. Don’t knock it until you’ve tried it, it’s a very interesting and funny book. I found the entire thing pretty hilarious (in a good way).

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<p>No knocking, but my best friend read the book already and she said that it was boring and that guy is an idiot… and we see pretty eye-to-eye on things. But yeah… I have to read it within a week. So we’ll see… I’m not looking forward to my quiz on that. XD</p>

[collegeattempt]

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No knocking, but my best friend read the book already and she said that it was boring and that guy is an idiot… and we see pretty eye-to-eye on things. But yeah… I have to read it within a week. So we’ll see… I’m not looking forward to my quiz on that. XD

I wonder why she found Foster to be an idiot! He was extremely illuminating and a very funny narrator all throughout the book. Here’s hoping that your opinion of Foster strays from that of your friend.</p>

[RootBeerWriter]

<p>I agree with @collegeattempt-I love Foster and found the book to be funny and quite witty at times.</p>

[PhoenixxTears]

<p>I just finished reading The Picture of Dorian Gray, Kidnapped, and Siddhartha as my summer reading for Sophomore Lit.
I really liked Kidnapped, like Dorian Gray, and thought Siddhartha to be just okay.</p>

[manbean]

<p>Hey guys sorry I’m late, but I finished Brave New World. </p>

<p>I thought the book was amazing. It’s the only book I ever enjoyed reading. Probably because I enjoy science :)</p>

<p>And about the ending… Well it sucked. He gave in and took the easy way out :(</p>

[cheng81894]

<p>My Language/Writing/Literature III requires Life of Pi… im only 100 pages in, i hate reading…</p>

[BillyMc]

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Hey guys sorry I’m late, but I finished Brave New World.</p>

<p>I thought the book was amazing. It’s the only book I ever enjoyed reading. Probably because I enjoy science

Woo!</p>

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And about the ending… Well it sucked. He gave in and took the easy way out

I think the ending is good. That does not mean I agree with the actions of the character, nor do I find it a happy ending, but it seems realistic, I grasp his feelings, and it just seems to weave the story and message together well.</p>

<p>But glad to hear that you liked the book, overall.</p>

[JFetrov]

<p>AP English Literature:
In the Lake of the Woods by Tim O’Brien - (check)
Catch-22 by Joseph Heller - (check)
The History of Love by Nicole Krauss - (half-check)
How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster- (check)</p>

<p>AP US Government:
Common Sense by Thomas Paine
Plain, Honest Men by Richard Beeman
Gideon’s Trumpet by Anthony Lewis</p>

<p>AP Physics:
The Electric Life of Michael Faraday (or any biography of any other physicist)</p>

<p>I’m going to die this week! =D</p>

[NYJ3TSFAN]

<p>Alot of you have to read so much, thats crazy. For our AP English lit, we have to read Oedipus and choose another book from a list of 10.
How bad is oedipus? lol Greek myths arent the most fun thing for me</p>