3.9.13

Top Ten Tuesday: Books in Schools

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by the wonderful ladies over at
The Broke And The Bookish!

This Week's Topic:
Top Ten Books That I Wish Were Taught In Schools

Story time!  Out of all the books I was supposed to read in high school, I can count the ones I read on one hand.  Romeo and Juliet, 1984, The Old Man and The Sea.  That's all of them.  If students were given more choice in what to read, I feel that they would read more.  After all, I read a ton, just not what they wanted.  So, here are my picks.

3 comments:

  1. The Hunger Games would be fun to read as part of a class and Outliers would hopefully encourage some to think about the future but I agree with your opening statement, students should have more of a say in what they read in school.

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  2. The Hunger Games would actually capture people's attention, which a lot of books teens currently study fail to do so completely. I wish I'd studied it, anyway :C

    Happy Tuesday!
    My TTT

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  3. We both have Golden & Speak on our lists! I strongly agree that if students were given a choice on what to read they'd have a better outcome with it. Since I am planning to become an English teacher, this is such a huge goal of mine. I want to get the right book, to the right child. It's so, so important.

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