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1. Ravenclaw
2. In high school but not college
3. Rebecca
4. The Good Earth
5. The Last Unicorn
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@Mandigolightly

1. Ravenclaw
2. Yes
3. The Great Gatsby, The Scarlet Letter, The Catcher In The Rye
4. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
5. 1984

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1) I‘d make for an irresponsible wizard. So clearly, Hufflepuff is my house.
2) If by reading the required readings, you mean go to sparknotes, yes. Ain‘t no way I could read The Canterbury Tales. It‘s impossible!
3) Probably Lord of the Flies in 12th grade
4) Winesburg, Ohio in American Lit II
5) I dunno. As I‘ve gotten older, I realized that English classes did nothing but suck the fun out of reading.
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1. Never got formally sorted on Pottermore, but did it in a livejournal group back in the day. Ended up in Ravenclaw but was close to being Gryffindor
2. Pretty much
3. Pride and Prejudice
4. Hm…Catch-22? I was super lost with that one 😂
5. To Kill a Mockingbird. Maybe if I had I wouldn‘t be almost 30 and haven‘t read such a classic

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1. Ravenclaw
2. Yes
3. I Know When The Caged Bird Sings
4. Julius Cesar
5. Lord of the Rings
@Mandigolightly #Book2School

1) Hufflepuff for the win 🖤💛🖤💛
2) The vast majority of the time I would
3) The Alchemist
4) The Great Gatsby (I know, I know but god I hate this book and the two movie adaptations so much!)
5) The Hitch Hiker‘s Guide to the Galaxy (its a really weird and quirky book that‘s short but I think it might have helped some people get into reading)

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1) Hufflepuff!
2) Yes. And when I had teachers who would let you read anything else, even if you were caught up (or ahead of the class), I read it again. And again.
3) Othello is the first one that jumps to mind.
4) Lord of the Flies
5) Something, anything with a little sci-fi or fantasy.
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1. Ravenclaw
2. Yes
3. Wuthering Heights
4. The House of the Seven Gables. I found the writing too stilted. Oddly enough I didn't mind The Scarlett Letter and I read Rappaccini's Daughter my freshman year in college and loved it, so maybe it was just that one book of Hawthorne's that I didn't like?
5. I was never assigned anything by Dickens and thought that was odd.
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1. Ravenclaw, though Pottermore lost my sorting hat results after a few years and reassigned me to Gryffindor 😱
2. Yes, I was (am) a huge nerd. Even got the top student in English prize in my HS class of 600 😂
3. The Poisonwood Bible. And Shakespeare. In college, A Room of One's Own.
4. 1000 Acres by Jane Smiley. Also I hated the Monas ed of Crime and Punishment (summer reading😵).
5. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest or Shakespeare history plays