I never liked reading in school. However one book I hope never leaves the curriculum is Animal Farm. Beowulf, The Most Dangerous game, The Crucible, don't even come close. I'll be honest I can't explain why it's stuck with me ever since. The symbolism sure, but there's just something more.
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Are there any animal abuse or animal death in it? If no, then maybe I can read it!
Taught it once. One young lady said to me, "When I think of 'AF,' I'll think of you!" Still not sure how I feel about that. 🐖 🐷 🐽