Couldn’t tell you. Like I said, I didn’t ask cause I didn’t want to know

The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. Not that reading it in class made the book a chore to read, I actually liked that part very much. But we were doing the whole thing of analyzing the themes and such and working towards what the ultimate message the book was, right? Well I get sick with something and have to miss a day. When I get back, they’ve finished with that part and have somehow come to the conclusion that the message is “S.E. Hinton wants to be a man.”

No, I have no idea how they reached that conclusion and I did not ask. I enjoyed the book a great deal but I can’t read it again cause I just can’t get over seeing “S.E. Hinton wants to be a man” scrawled on the whiteboard

The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. Not that reading it in class made the book a chore to read, I actually liked that part very much. But we were doing the whole thing of analyzing the themes and such and working towards what the ultimate message the book was, right? Well I get sick with something and have to miss a day. When I get back, they’ve finished with that part and have somehow come to the conclusion that the message is “S.E. Hinton wants to be a man.”

No, I have no idea how they reached that conclusion and I did not ask. I enjoyed the book a great deal but I can’t read it again cause I just can’t get over seeing “S.E. Hinton wants to be a man” scrawled on the whiteboard

Almost every single book I’ve read this year. I have an impulse buying problem when it comes to books and so my TBR is massive.

The Echo Wife, Empire of Grass, Last Night on Telegraph Hill, and Redshirts were probably among the best and they’ve been in my pile for years now. However, The Song of Achilles is probably the one I’ve held on to the longest and I still think it might be the best book I’ve read all year. Wish I’d jumped on that train back when it first came out