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The Great Gatsby

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3.93 avg rating — 5,902,899 ratings
"Why wouldn't this book be taught in every classroom? This, next to Shakespeare, is what classic literature is about. It id chalked full with foreshadowing, double meanings, and other literary devices."
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To Kill a Mockingbird

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4.26 avg rating — 6,870,675 ratings
"This story tells in the mind of a littler girl. Having another perspective is a wonderful way for children to read in other mediums, then the hero's minds they always read in."
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Of Mice and Men

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3.90 avg rating — 2,829,550 ratings
"Even though this is the most ruined book, it still has great value. Children can learn a lot about foreshadowing, and the ending really has good substance."
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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3.94 avg rating — 577,834 ratings
"I think Shakespeare should be taught in every English class. Yes, it's sometimes hard, but children need a challenge every once in awhile. I would like to have my students act out the play. This gets everyone involved, and it can also be lighthearted and fun."
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The Importance of Being Ear...

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4.17 avg rating — 405,187 ratings
"This is a great satirical play. I think this would be a great choice to show children play on words."
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Lexi I've always wanted to be a teacher and classic literature is one of my favorite genres!


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