[In]Correct Literature

L. M. Montgomery wasn’t even trying to be subtle by naming her main character Anna  Greengables.  She wasn’t even trying to hide the puns.  

I didn’t know movies could be classic literature, but I understand now after watching Robert Louis Stevenson’s ‘Treasure Planet’

Can someone recommend me a good Stephen King novel?  My friend keeps telling me to read ‘it’ but they won’t tell me which book they’re talking about.

Personally I think that ‘Lord of the Rings’ would have been better if it was about women and called ‘M’Lady of the Rings’.

For God’s sake, I can’t for the life of me, figure out what school has to do with murders.  Does Sherlock really think that elementary students are killing people?  Did elementary school even exist?

As Shakespeare once said “all the world’s a stage and there’s only two types of people in it.  The ones that entertain, and the ones that observe”.

Man Huckleberry and Finn sure do get into a lot of fun scenarios together, but I’m having difficulty distinguishing who’s talking during their dialects

Why wasn’t Nicolas Cage imprisoned for stealing the Declaration of Independence?  I mean that’s got to be illegal right?

Was the Secret Garden based off a true story?  If so he’s not good a keeping secrets

Moby Dick had less gay men and more whales than I was expecting

Wow a Tale of Two Cities really captures the feeling of the American Revolution

First few chapters into Lord of the Flies and Roger is already shaping up to be the most level headed of the bunch

“I take pride in my readings of the pride and the prejudice” would be a great sentence had I actually read the book