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2018 High School Summer Reading Summer 2018 EXTREME READ No better time to chill with a book than the hot, lazy days of summer! SUMMER IS THE BEST TIME TO KICK BACK WITH A GREAT BOOK! There are many, many great books out there. The only “rule” about summer book selection is that life is too short to read a BORING book - so find a really good one. If you don’t like the one you start, get another! You might want to choose: Author Title Albertalli, Becky •Simon v. the Homo Sapiens Agenda Albom, Mitch •Tuesdays With Morrie (NF) •The Five People You Meet In Heaven •The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto Alexie, Sherman •The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian Ali, S.K. •Saints and Misfits* Anderson, Laurie Halse •Speak - 4 •Catalyst •Wintergirls •The Impossible Knife of Memory Aronson, Marc •Eyes of the World: Robert Capa, Gerda Taro, and the Invention of Modern Photojournalism (NF)* Asher, Jay •The Future of Us Aveyard, Victoria •Red Queen series Bauer, Joan •Backwater •Close to Famous •Hope Was Here •Rules of the Road Benoit, Charles •Fall from Grace Blumenthal, Karen •Hillary Rodham Clinton (NF) Boorman, Kate •Winterkill, Darkthaw Booth, Coe •Bronxwood [!1] Bray, Libba •Going Bovine d •A Great and Terrible Beauty •Beauty Queens NEW •The Diviners Brown, Dan •The DaVinci Code •Angels and Demons NONFICTION •The Inferno Bryson, Bill •A Walk in the Woods (NF) Calonita, Jen •Belles Trilogy Cameron, Sharon •The Forgetting, The Knowing Capeci, Jerry and Tom Robbins •Mob Boss: the Life of Little Al D’Arco, the Man Who Brought Down the Mafia (NF) Carlson, Melody •Faded Denim (color series) •Damaged (secret series) Cass, Kiera •The Selection series Charbonneau, Joelle •The Testing series Charleyboy, Lisa •#NotYourPrincess (NF)* Chbosky, Stephen •The Perks of Being a Wallflower Christopher, Lucy •Stolen Clare, Cassandra •The Immortal Instruments Series •Infernal Devices Series (Clockwork Angel & City of Glass) Clarke, Judith •One Whole and Perfect Day Clement, Jennifer •Prayers for the Stolen Cochrane, Mick •Fitz: a Novel Colbert, Brandy •Little & Lion* Collins, Suzanne •The Hunger Games - 1; Catching Fire - 3; Mockingly - 8 Condie, Ally •Matched •Crossed •Reached Crutcher, Chris •Ironman •Whale Talk •Deadline Daly, Maureen •Seventeenth Summer Dashner •The Maze Runner series Davis, Kenneth C. •In the Shadow of Liberty (NF) Dekker, Ted •Thr3e •Skin •Saint Dessen, Sarah •Along for the Ride •Keeping the Moon Doerr, Anthony •All the Light We Cannot See Dowell, Frances O’Roark •Ten Miles Past Normal Ellison, Kate •The Butterfly Clues Great way to pass the time while getting tan [!2] Engle, Margarita • Enchanted Air (NF) Evanovich, Janet •One for the Money (Stephanie Plum Series) Evans, Richard Paul •Michael Vey series Farmer, Nancy •The House of Scorpions Fisher, Catherine •Obsidian Mirror Fitzpatrick, Becca •Hush, Hush NEW AWARD •Crescendo •Silence •Finale Forman, Gayle •If I Stay •Where She Went •Just One Day •I Was Here Frank, Anne •Diary of a Young Girl (NF) Freedman, Russell •We Will Not Be Silent Gaiman, Neil •Anansi Boys •The Graveyard Book •The Ocean at the End of the Lane Gansworth, Eric •If I Ever Get Out of Here Gantos, Jack •Hole in My Life (NF) •Dead End in Norvelt Gardner, Sally •Maggot Moon Gidwitz, Adam •The Inquisitor’s Tale: Or, the three magical children and their holy dog* Gilbert, Kelly Loy •Conviction Giles, L.R. •Overturned Girard, M-E •Girl Mans Up Going, K. L. •Fat Kid Rules the World Green, John •Looking For Alaska - 5 •An Abundance of Katherines •The Fault in Our Stars •Turtles All the Way Down Gratz, Alan •Projekt 1065 Griffin, Adele •The Unfinished Life of Addison Stone Grogan, John •Marley & Me (NF) Haddon, Mark •The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night- Time Handler, Daniel •Why We Broke Up: a Novel Harrison, Kim •Something Deadly This Way Comes Hawkins, Paula •The Girl on the Train Healey, Karen •When We Wake series Heiligman, Deborah •Vincent & Theo (NF)* Henderson, Dee •True Valor (series) Henson, S.F. •Devils Within* Hesse, Monica •Girl in the Blue Coat Hinton, S. E. •The Outsiders •That Was Then, This is Now •Taming the Star Runner Hopkins, Ellen •Crank •Perfect •Fallout - 10 Hosseini, Kahled •The Kite Runner •A Thousand Splendid Suns Hubbard, Jenny •And We Stay Johnson, Angela •The First Part Last •A Certain October Kehoe,Stasia Ward •The Sound of Letting Go Kenney, Karen Latchana •Exoplanets (NF) Khoury, Jessica •Origin Kidd, Sue Monk •The Secret Life of Bees [!3] King, A. S. •Please Ignore Vera Dietz •Ask the Passengers •Still Life with Tornado Konigsberg, Bill •The Porcupine of Truth Kuehn, Stephanie •Charm & Strange Kuklin, Susan •Beyond Magenta: Transgender Teens Speak Out (NF) Lackey, Mercedes •Hunter LaFevers, Robin •Grave Mercy Lake, Nick •In Darkness Lamb, Wally •She’s Come Undone L’Amour, Louis •How the West Was Won Larbalestier Justine •Team Human Lasky, Kathryn •The Extra Leavitt, Martine •My Book of Life By Angel Lemire, Jeff •Roughneck* Letts, Billie •Where the Heart Is Leveen, Tom •Sick Levinson, Cynthia •We’ve Got a Job: the 1963 Birmingham Children’s March Levithan, David •Every Day; Another Day •Two Boys Kissing •Wide Awake Lewis, John •March series Lipsyte, Robert •Raiders Night Lu, Marie •DC Icons series Lubar, David •Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie; Sophomores and Other Oxymorons Lyga, Barry •I Hunt Killers Lynch, Chris •Freewill •Inexcusable •Hot House •Angry Young Men Mackler, Carolyn •The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things Magoon, Kekla •How It Went Down Matson, Morgan •Second Chance Summer Mazer, Harry and Peter Lerangis •Somebody Please Tell Me Who I Am McCormick, Patricia •Sold •Cut •Never Fall Down McLemore, Anna-Marie •The Weight of Weathers •When the Moon was Ours Meyer, Stephanie •Twilight series Meyer, Marissa •The Lunar Chronicles series Mukherjee, Sonya •Gemini Myers, Walter Dean •Monster - 6 •Fallen Angels •Shooter - 7 •Sunrise Over Fallujah •Darius & Twig [!4] Nelson, Marilyn •A Wreath for Emmett Till (NF) O’Brien, Tim •The Things They Carried Okorafor-Mbachu, Nnedi •Akata Witch Oliver, Lauren •Before I Fall •Delirium •Pandemonium FAVORITES O’Neill, Louise •Asking for It Osbourne, Linda Barrett •This Land is Our Land (NF) Palacio, R.J. •Wonder Paolini, Christopher •Eragon (Inheritance Trilogy) Patel, Sonia •Rani Patel in Full Effect Pelzer, Dave •A Child Called It (NF) - 2 Peña, Matt de la •I Will Save You •Mexican White Boy Petrucha, Stefan •Ripper Punke, Michael •The Revenant Quick, Matthew •Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock Reedy, Trent •Divided We Fall series Reynolds, Jason •All American Boys Richards, Elizabeth •Black City Riggs, Ransom •Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children •Hollow City Riordan, Rick •The Kane Chronicles Series •The Heroes of Olympus Series Roat, Sharon Huss •How to Disappear Rodriguez, Gaby •The Pregnancy Project Rosoff, Meg •How I Live Now Roth, Veronica •Divergent - 9; Insurgent; Allegiant •Carve the Mark Rowell, Rainbow •Eleanor and Park •FanGirl Rowling, J. K. •Harry Potter series Ruby, Laura •Bone Gap Rufus, Rob •Die Young with Me Russo, Meredith •If I Was Your Girl Said, Sara •Americanized: Rebel Without a Green Card Salinger, J. D. •Catcher in the Rye Schroeder, Lisa •Chasing Brooklyn •I Heart You, You Haunt Me Sedgwick, Marcus •Revolver Selznick, Brian •Wonderstruck Sheinkin, Steve •Most Dangerous: Daniel Ellsberg and the Secret History of the Vietnam War (NF) Sheinmel, Alyssa •R.I.P. Eliza Hart Shusterman, Neal •Scythe Smith, Jennifer E. •The Geography of You and Me Sones, Sonya •Stop Pretending: What Happened When My Big Sister Went Crazy •What My Mother Doesn’t Know •One of Those Hideous Books Where the Mother Dies •What My Boyfriend Doesn’t Know [!5] Soto, Gary •Buried Onions •Afterlife Sparks, Nicholas •See Me Spotswood, Jessica •Born Wicked Series Stevenson, Robin •Pride (NF) MORE BOOKS Stiefvater, Maggie •Shiver •Linger •Forever TEENS LOVE •The Scorpio Races •The Raven Boys Stockett, Kathryn •The Help Stone, Nic •Dear Martin* Stork, Francisco X •The Memory of Light Swanson, James L. •Chasing King’s Killer (NF) Supplee, Suzanne •Somebody Everybody Listens To Taylor, Laini •Daughter of Smoke and Bone series •Strange the Dreamer* Teller, Janne •Nothing Thomas, Angie •The Hate U Give* Thorne, Bella •Autumn Falls; Autumn’s Wish; Autumn’s Kiss Tolkein, J.R.R. •The Hobbit •Lord of the Rings (series) Toten, Teresa •The Unlikely Hero of Room 13B Trueman, Terry •Stuck in Neutral •Seven Days at the Hot Corner Turner, Pamela S. •Samurai Rising (NF) Weatherford, Carole Boston •Voice of Freedom: Fannie Lou Hamer West, Kasie •Love, Life, and the List Westerfeld, Scott •Uglies Series •Leviathan Series Walters, Eric •The Rule of Thre3 series Ward, Kaitlin •Girl in a Bad Place Whaley, John Corey •Where Things Come Back •Noggin Winters, Cat •In the Shadow of Blackbirds Wiesel, Elie •Night (NF) Yoon, Nicola •The Sun is Also a Star Zailckas, Koren •Mother, Mother: a Novel Zentner, Jeff •The Serpent King Zusak, Markus •The Book Thief The books listed here are just a sampling of the authors‘ works - and a mere fraction of the great reads out there for teens. You can sign books out of the BHS library for the summer! You can also explore the Adams County Public Library or independent book store of your choice. Happy Reading! Adams County Find Thomas- Library System Books: Harbaugh Library Gettysburg, PA adamslibrary.org Biglerville, PA Take a break and read! [!6] [!7].
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