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jadwick said: Oh, reverse psychology, is it?

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micpanda said: There is one chapter (or technically a pair) that still stick with me 5 years after reading it, where it basically calls out sex and meals lol so that was entertaining

micpanda said: It’s a decent introduction to the “deep insightful analysis at the drop of hat” that AP Lit calls for especially since a lot of the texts/short stories/novels you’ll go over in class tend to be more difficult to immediately access in a “critical thinking” sense. But honestly, as the school year goes on and the amount of texts y'all will analyze together grows and you generally are strengthening that skill it’ll get easier.

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candytencandy said: i also had to read that book for a class. hated the pretentious thing

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The English language is such that I’m having a hard time parsing whether Neil means past or future tense “read”, as in...

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typical-bistander said: Think of all the jokes and fun reactions you get to make as you go through texts and tie them back to a chapter in the book. I can’t tell you how many Jesus jokes were made.