Book list - have you read six of these?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:61. I want to go read Dune again now!

I own every single book in the Dune series. The ones written by his son aren't as good- the original is still the best! I about fell out of my chair when my BIL said casually, "Dune? I read that. Not much storyline to it."

[ThatSmileyFaceGuy]

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At least 6 were required reading for school

[Anonymous]

56. And I went to high school in Africa.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow I thought my number would be higher, but it's 25 for me.
And I'll go on the record to say that I hate, hate, hate Jane Erye. I read part of it before school, then re-read that part in school, and tried later in life to read it again. I don't know what it is, I just don't like it.

I love, love, love the Brontes and Jane Eyre is my favorite! The story is timeless... and the madwoman in the attic... are you kidding me? "Reader, I married him."... Classic!

I don't know a more eloquent way to say it: Sucks for you that you can't get into it.

I liked Jane Eyre pretty much, but LOVE Wuthering Heights. One of my fave books, probably have read it 5 times.

NP here. I loved Wuthering Heights. One of my all tome favorites. Would never have read it but for this girl that I loved in college. She was an English major and kept telling me that I reminded her of Heathcliff. I swear, I thought that she meant the big orange cat.

I really liked lasagna.

[Anonymous]

06:46 again. For the many PPs asking about the list's composition, the link (posted by a PP) discusses this.

[Anonymous]

I've read 34. Don't understand the different between "Complete Works of William Shakespeare" and just "Hamlet"...that one seems strange to me.

[Anonymous]

I'm at 60 at least...I was an English major in college and got a Master's with an English concentration. Some of these books I would not really put on a "list" like this, though.

[Anonymous]

I've read dozens on that list, but I have a master's in English and am an avid reader. But I would think people would read more than six just by virtue of going through high school and, for some, college.

[Anonymous]

58.

Why do they subject high school kids to Moby Dick? I loved reading and that just killed me.....

[Anonymous]

59. Many in high school.

[Anonymous]

46--I attended a girls' school in Virginia, and we had an extensive required reading list. Plus, I was an English minor in college.

[Anonymous]

60

[Anonymous]

I've read all 110 of them.

[Anonymous]

I've read 52 and re-read quite a few of them.

[Anonymous]

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