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Would well-readness depend more on what you read than on how many you read?

(And probably also on not using words like 'well-readness' :eek:)
 
You haven't read For Whom the Bell Tolls? Maybe it's a US thing, but all students had to read that.

Nope. Not compulsory here! I seem to recall 'Of Mice and Men' being on the school list, though, quite enjoyed that one - he's one of yours, is he not, is that on US students' lists too?
 
Nope. Not compulsory here! I seem to recall 'Of Mice and Men' being on the school list, though, quite enjoyed that one - he's one of yours, is he not, is that on US students' lists too?

Where is done_got_old? Wasn't she an English teacher? Can she give us a list of required reading?
 
Shouldn't Great Expectations by Charles Dickens be on the list?

Ugh... Dickens.... Do you know I have never made it all the way through a Dickens novel?

Can I suggest DH Lawrence instead? Maybe "Women in Love"? Or, of course, "Lady Chatterley's Lover"? (Probably have to leave that for the older students.... :D)
 
Ugh... Dickens.... Do you know I have never made it all the way through a Dickens novel?

Can I suggest DH Lawrence instead? Maybe "Women in Love"? Or, of course, "Lady Chatterley's Lover"? (Probably have to leave that for the older students.... :D)

What about "The Scarlet Letter?" Shouldn't that be on any reading list?
 
What if you read Lady Chatterly's Lover in high school? My mother was just happy I was reading. I read lots of Stephen King besides the school's required list.

I like Stephen King too. Although would you agree that he should allow himself to be edited more, his books are sooooooo looooooong....?
 
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