I don't remember any. Teachers took a Cliff Notes approach to books which reduced them to how to answer questions so you pass the test. Years later, I read and re-read many of them for the shear pleasure of reading. Moby Dick has become a favorite. All of Jane Austen whom I despised as a teenager. My teachers were more successful with short stories. To Build A Fire comes to mind and The Cask Of Amantillado. O. Henry went over well. One was able to make poetry come to life.
The funny part is that I read and enjoyed reading from childhood on but not with the help of my teachers. Brave New World along with Nancy Drew, anything I could get my hands on. Bullfinch's Mythology was worn to bits. Poe and Lovecraft - I still love hauntings and horror.