the things they carried

19

handmaidens tale

13

A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. It’s a play and not a book, but we had to read it regardless. It was so good

13

The outsiders

9

The book thief for sure

7

I liked hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy

7

Brave new world

6

The Picture of Dorian Gray in high school got me back into reading after a slump in middle school my english teacher picked cool books like Uglies and Matched that sparked my love for it

6

kindred by octavia butler

6

among the hidden, the devil in the white city, the picture of dorian gray

6

Lord of the Flies for me

6

It’s between The Importance of Being Earnest and A Tale Two Cities

5

In Cold Blood and 1984

5

lucy by jamaica kincaid

4

The once and future king

4

The mortal instruments series

4

I read Gatsby at 14 and made Jordan baker my personality and it has been that way ever since

4

unpopular opinion and I also did read this one for fun (in highschool, so hopefully that still counts) but the catcher in the rye. I think I just read it at the right time and temperament

4

Even though it’s technically a play. I actually enjoyed reading Macbeth for my British literature class.

3

Pride and prejudice by a long shot haha, but I read it for fun and then just put it on my reading list for english class lol

3

In no particular order: To Kill a Mockingbird, The Handmaids Tale, Enders Game (I took a sci-fi and fantasy class), and Dante’s Inferno

2

All the King’s Men by RPW or The Great Gatsby

1

Kite runner

1