Internet Archive mentioned!!! Archives are so important~ glad this book nods to them :)

Throughout social media and interacting with online friends, it's fascinating to read how different our school book curriculum for English classes are selected around the world. It differs so much when the class has a focus on English literature or it's mainly EFL (English Foreign Learners) classes where other areas like listening and speaking are prioritised too.

What ideal book do you want to add to the English class book curriculum? Or what your ideal book curriculum look like from scratch? I've also added a couple of other questions to broaden the discussions:

• Are there any books/genres in your English class from your school experience that you'd like to keep?
• Which book genre needs to be explored more in an English class?
• What is the intended audience behind your book choice? Is it for a native class on English literature, for an EFL class, a humanity-focused class that aims on diversity, etc.?
• On what school level do you recommend your book choice to be read (primary school, middle school, high school, etc.)?
• Do you count translations in your ideal curriculum?

Hi! I'm currently on my second Discworld book, but already so in love with the writing. If anyone else is also making their way through the series, would love if you would allow me to give you a follow and spectate you on your journey, for the inspiration & sense of having a shared experience I guess? 😆

Hello! I hope you are all okay! I have seen some people losing their streaks on PageBound so I wanted to say that you can edit you progress on books on past days! So if you missed a day and lost your streak, you can edit your progress on the day you missed and your streak will be back just as if you had edited the day you missed! Have a nice day! (Also, I wrote it during the night and English is my second language so this post might not clear enough so if you don’t understand please say it below!)