list of books I've read (6th-8th grade)

[slopslinger]

the books:
parallel lives - plutarch
the story of the romans + greeks - guerber
the aeneid - virgil
oedipus rex - sophocles
hamelet, king lear, macbeth - shakespeare
pilgrims progress - bunyan
le morte d'arthur - malory
the travells of marco polo - polo
the journals of lewis and clark
the brendan voyage - severin
the giver - lowry
core works- edgar allen poe
common sense - paine
democracy in america - toqueville
speeches and writing - lincoln
george washingtons 110 rules of civility
johnny tremain - forbes
the law- bastiat
of mice and men - steinbeck
animal farm / 1984 - orwell
brave new world - huxley
how to win friends & influence people - carnegie

bonus: journals of my 5th? great grandfather. you wouldn't believe how well even an ordinary businessman could write back then. mf had prose like an antiquated comsky, i was very humbled.

context: my mom homeschooled me in middle school, she was a very overzealous theatre arts teacher so my education was mostly through literature and oral exams. I chose this time frame because since returning to public school in 9th grade my education has been non existent. now I almost never read because of my attention span and adult problems / distractions. but I recently finished the stranger & the death of Ivan ilych, currently working on Ward No. 6.

 

[LASACRKO]

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DNR

 

[cocteautwins]

cute

 

[TonyDr]

the books:
parallel lives - plutarch
the story of the romans + greeks - guerber
the aeneid - virgil
oedipus rex - sophocles
hamelet, king lear, macbeth - shakespeare
pilgrims progress - bunyan
le morte d'arthur - malory
the travells of marco polo - polo
the journals of lewis and clark
the brendan voyage - severin
the giver - lowry
core works- edgar allen poe
common sense - paine
democracy in america - toqueville
speeches and writing - lincoln
george washingtons 110 rules of civility
johnny tremain - forbes
the law- bastiat
of mice and men - steinbeck
animal farm / 1984 - orwell
brave new world - huxley
how to win friends & influence people - carnegie

bonus: journals of my 5th? great grandfather. you wouldn't believe how well even an ordinary businessman could write back then. mf had prose like an antiquated comsky, i was very humbled.

context: my mom homeschooled me in middle school, she was a very overzealous theatre arts teacher so my education was mostly through literature and oral exams. I chose this time frame because since returning to public school in 9th grade my education has been non existent. now I almost never read because of my attention span and adult problems / distractions. but I recently finished the stranger & the death of Ivan ilych, currently working on Ward No. 6.

RIP your pms full of smut girlies

 

[slopslinger]

RIP your pms full of smut girlies

this actually happened once when I made that thread on tolstoy