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[wanttobeatree]

SO ENDS THE MOST EXHAUSTING WEEK AND A HALF EVER

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[fryttu]

Congrats!! I love To Kill A Mockingbird.

[wanttobeatree]

I'm one of the few people left on the planet who hasn't read it yet, but I've been meaning to for aaaaages.

[elizardbits]

o_O

HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE

[wanttobeatree]

It's not as important a book in the UK as it is in America :P GOSH LIZ STOP BEING SO ETHNOCENTRIC

(also it's just never been in my required reading before. I am very lazy about reading ~classics~ without someone telling me to.)

[authorial]

We are so opposites. At A Level I had loads of work and busted my hump. At degree level I have barely any work and can get away with not doing quite a lot of it. Although this means that when it gets to the assessed work (LIKE THE ESSAY I HAVE TO DO EARLY BECAUSE YOU ARE IMPINGING ON MY SPACE YOU BITCH) my brain is aaall out of practice.

To Kill A Mockingbird is an awesome book, I really loved it at the grand stage of GCSE.

[wanttobeatree]

The only work we actually do on my course is the required must-hand-in-to-pass kind of work, so there is nothing I can get away with not doing a lot of :( Except doing the reading I guess, but I unlike you actually enjoy my reading so it isn't hard work. (YOU LOVE IT WHEN I IMPING YOU, BITCH.)

I have actually been meaning to read it for quite some time, so I am looking forward to sitting down with it :D

[authorial]

I'm slightly looking forward to a couple of the books we have to read later in the term. Just we've been stuck on YE OLDE FUCKING POETRY which I don't like. The Wild Sargasso Sea is in our reading list for this term and I'm excited about that :)