"Where The Red Firn Grows". About a boy and his two mail-order Huntin Dawgs. That's a story of Friendship!
ahh yes Brave New World...what an incredible book...and to think i didnt want to read it at first either. but huxley was basically exactly on target with his predictions of what our future society would be (or now is)
Lord of the Flies To Kill A Mockingbird 1984 Things Fall Apart The Great Gatsby My senior year we also had to do a project on one religion for my Humanities class, my group got stuck with Buddhism. It changed my life. I definitely have not been the same person since. I know that doesn't have anything to reallly do with this post, but I read a lot of books for theat project that were about Buddhism. One I was forced to read and hated? The Prince by Machiavelli, it sucked so much ass!
Emma by Jane Austen. It was a set book for my English Lit A level ( long time ago ) and I so hated it. Don't think I had read it all the way through by the time of the exam. Took it home to read in the summer holidays and totally fell in love with it, and read all of Jane Austens books in quick succession
"Bridge to Terabithia" it ended up being a really good book, i had to read it sometime in elementary school I think!!
Of Mice and Men Illuminatus Trilogy (I always wanted to read it but never read it till i was nagged to take it on holiday.)
Atticus Finch is the man! He's defenetely one of my favourite literary characters... Ordinary People is another that I ended up liking...