My List:
1. Romeo & Juliet
2. Animal Farm
3. Ender’s Game
4. Speak
5. The Glass Menagerie
6. Fahrenheit 451
7. Whirligig
8. A Midsummer Night’s Dream
9. Cold Sassy Tree
10. 1984
11. The Odyssey
12. Great Expectations
I’m going to describe my top three:
1) I like Romeo & Juliet the best because this was the first time I ever figured out the true story behind Romeo & Juliet. Before I read the play, I thought the story was just about two young teenagers who loved each other. After, I realized that it had so much drama like characters dying and also intense romance. That’s why it’s a tragedy, I guess. Anyways, it was funny, suspenseful and kept me focused into the story.
2)Animal Farm was interesting because of the fascinating use of symbolism and how it connected to the Russian Revolution.
3) Ender’s Game was just simply cool and it showed a lot of what boys go through like pain, endurance, and other moral things. I like that stuff.
