Why do teachers make you read a "new" book if you've already read a book?

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• Answer #1

  Because they want to keep you reading. That's why. They have to. It's their job.

  But relax. Almost everyone hates the books that they have to read for school. But it also makes you learn stuff. You may never actually need that stuff ever again, but when you are grown up, then it makes you sound cool in conversations.

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• Answer #2

  because they want you to be exposed to different styles of writing, specific authors or genres... its good for you little undeveloped over internet and tv exposed brains you should thank them :)

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