Post your favorite book in

>>elementary
Harry Potter
>>middle school
The Lord of the Rings, Crispin: The Cross of Lead, and Crispin: At the Edge of the World
>>high school
The Vampire Chronicles and The Africa Trilogy
>>now
The Master and Margarita

>Elementary
Harry Potter
>Middle School
The Time Machine
>High School
Childhood's End
>now
Oblomov

>elementary
Lolita
Lol jk probably Stone Fox or Hatchet
>junior high
Probably an ST:TNG book
>High school
Different Seasons or Maus
>Now
Moby-Dick; or The Whale

>Elementary School
C.S. Lewis's The Voyage of Prince Caspian
>Middle School
Orwell's 1984
>High School
Joyce's Portrait of an Artist
>Now
Kafka's The Trial

Pretty interesting thread

>Elementary
The Thief Lord
>Middle
The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy (birth of a pseud)
>High
The Count of Monte Cristo
>Now
Probably The Master and Margarita

>Elementary
The Hobbit

>Middle School
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

>High School
This side of paradise

>Now
Infinite Jest

>Elemetary
The Never Ending Story
>Middle School
1984
>High School
Kafka's Metamorphosis
>Now
Tropic of Cancer

Patrician since the day I was born

>Elementary
Harry Potter

>Middle School
Still Harry Potter, also His Dark Materials

>High School
The Metamorphosis

>Now
Despite being more well read than I was in high school it's probably still The Metamorphisis

Novelization of Space Jam for each category.

>Elementary
Harry Potter

>Middle
Charlie Bone

>High School
Naked Lunch

>Now
T-the Stranger

>elementary

Journey to the Center of the Earth

>Middle School

The Hobbit

>high school

On The Road

>now

Dune

>elementary
Harry Potter, CHERUB

>Middle School
The Lord of the Rings

>High School
It

>now
The Sound and the Fury

Am I supposed to remember this? I'm not
>lmao you kids are YOUNG
but I have no idea what shitty books I liked back in elementary school.

>Elementary
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
>Middle School
LOTR
>high school
*didnt read much*
>now
TBK

Elementary
>a series of unfortunate events

Middle
>the cry of the iceman

High
>cat's cradle

Now
>portrait of the artist as a young man

Fucking auto correct, ment to say "icemark" not iceman

>Elementary
Probably The Phantom Tollbooth. I must look through it again sometime.
>Middle school
Perhaps Descartes' Meditations. I read a lot (relatively speaking) of analytic philosophy too, however.
>High school
Ulysses
>Now
Probably still Ulysses, although I would take my Norton Shakespeare with me to a desert island before Ulysses. The Divine Comedy is certainly up there too. But probably Ulysses.

>Elementary
Twilight 1-4, I was 9 years old when the books came out don'T judge
>Middle School
idk anymore
>High school
War and peace
>Now
Narziß und Goldmund

Choosing based on 'book preoccupying my mind the most' rather than 'book I consider the best'. I was homeschooled so I might be getting the chronology off a bit:
>elementary school
Harry Potter
>middle school
The Prince or later Marcus Aurelius's Meditations
>high school
Dune or Hamlet
>now
The Iliad

>narnia saga
>catcher in the rye
>crime and punishment
>ferdydurke

>elementary
Le Petite Prince or Goosebumps

>middle school
Slaughterhouse Five

>High school
King Lear

>Now
2666

>Elementary School
Harriet the Spy

>Middle School
I don't remember these years

>High School
Nine Stories

>now
Villette

ur polish, and you liked salinger's shitty novel better than żeromski's syzyfowe prace or białoszewski's pamiętniki? you fucking pleb. And I don't get it: haven't you read gombrowicz in high school? if so it's plebian for you to like it less than dostoyevsky.

>Elementary
Original Halo Trilogy (Fall of Reach, The Flood, First Strike)

>High School
Norwegian Wood/Neuromancer/Kitchen Confidential

>Now
The Magus/No Longer Human/The Thief and The Dogs

>the hobbit
>the hobbit
>the hobbit
>crime and punishment

>Animorphs or King Arthur for kids
>Lord of the Rings and anything by Darren Shan
>The Road or Hamlet (didn't read for pleasure in high school because too busy with DUDE WEED LMAO but those were my favorite that we had to read in english classes)
>Mason & Dixon, Ulysses, Hamlet, books by Julius Evola, Gravitys Rainbow, War and Peace

im trying to read Finnegans Wake right now and am liking the style of how it was written but it is very dense and having trouble getting through it. when i do finally get through it and understand what it means, i inagine it will likely be one of my favorites.

Series of unfortunate events
Lord of the flies
The man in the high castle
It

>>elementary
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

>>middle school
Finnegans Wake

>>high school
The Voynich Manuscript

>>now
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

roald dahl books/ hitchhikers guide to the galaxy books
hurricane gold
the sea wolf
don't really have one atm