Shakespeare( I can't remember which one. I think I have subconciously blocked it

Little Women-Loved it.
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn-Loved it.
Pride and Prejudice-Hated it then. Love it now.
To Kill a Mockingbird-Loved it.
Wuthering Heights-Hate, hate HATE it.
Ethan Frome-A tad depressing.
Tess of the D'Urbervilles-found the book boring but I love the TV Adaptations.
Poor Mans Orange-Ruth Park-I liked it.
Diary of Anne Frank-A moving book.
North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell-I didn't like it then but love it now and also the TV adaptation.
I also remember our teacher got into serious trouble when he gave us Lolita to read and my mother refused to let me read it. I still haven't read it.
Sara Dane but for the life of me I can't remember who wrote that one.
Careful He Might Hear You- A brillaint book by Sumner Locke Elliot(SP?) I am now trying to find that book but it seems to have gone out of print.
Gone With the Wind-Loved it and still love it.
That's my list as far as I can remember...My school days were many moons ago and a billion books ago.
Bec

That could be fun...
Ones I hated
Ethan Frome
The Sound and The Fury
Billy Budd
Huck Finn (just before it was pulled from the curriculum as being racist)
The Invisible Man
Romeo & Juliet (mostly cause we read it aloud, and it took the windowlickers in my class three weeks. I skipped ahead and was reading Animal Farm in the Brit Lit text when I was called on... got detention for that.)
Ones I liked
Crime and Punishment
The Oddesy
Medea
Julius Caesar
Macbeth
The Divine Comedy (I picked this one myself)
The Canterbury Tales (Again, self picked)
Ones I was indifferent to
The Invisible Man
Madame Bovary
My favorite book back then was The Catcher In the Rye. But of course, it had hookers and booze in it, so it wasn't on the "approved list."