Literary Affairs - Summer Reading List 2013   The Hottest Book Club Books of the Year Arcadia by Lauren Groff

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• Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
• Fiction
• Schine
• Cathleen
• Yasunari Kawabata
• Meg Wolitzer
• Thousand Cranes
• Claire Messud
• Chris Bohjalian
• Literature
• Nigerian writers
• Japanese literature

Literary Affairs - Summer Reading List[removed]The Hottest Book Club Books of the Year Claire of the Sea Light by Edwidge Danticat A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki A Constellation of Vital Phenomenon by Anthony Marr

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• Gurwitch
• Edwidge Danticat
• Lethem
• Ruth Reichl
• Peter Matthiessen
• Helen Oyeyemi
• Nationality
• Literature
• American literature
• Dinaw Mengestu
• Zevin

1. Silhouette (Written and composed by: Lisa Lois, Airto Edmundo, Ivan Peroti, Xerxes Bakker, Gerson ‘Naijazzi’ Main and Neil Thomas) Holding on to pieces, of our summer, going by On a wall of memories, at the edges

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• Book:Lennon–McCartney
• Frank Sinatra
• Frank Sinatra: Live at Melbourne Festival Hall
• Music

Summer Reading for 7th Grade One Book- One Grade During the summer students will read the assigned book and prepare for a book discussion (-questions for discussion will be provided but no written piece will be required

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• Literature
• Caroline B. Cooney
• Janie Johnson
• The Face on the Milk Carton
• Janie Johnson series

Summer Reading for 6th Grade One Book- One Grade During the summer students will read the assigned book and prepare for a book discussion (-questions for discussion will be provided but no written piece will be required

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• Human communication
• Question
• Linguistics
• Behavior
• Education
• Learning
• Loser
• Tic Talk: Living with Tourette Syndrome
• Reading
• Data collection
• Grammar

Summer Reading for 8th Grade One Book- One Grade During the summer students will read the assigned book and prepare for a book discussion (-questions for discussion will be provided but no written piece will be required

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• Education
• Linguistics
• Behavior
• Learning
• Reading
• The Fault in Our Stars
• Question

SUMMER READING AT P.K.S. Students going into the 6th or 7th Grade at Plantation Key School will be required to read one book from this list and complete the book report form. Book selections are from the Sunshine State Y

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• Semantics
• Genres
• Literal and figurative language
• Narrative mode
• Sentence
• Copula
• Paragraph
• Truth
• Fiction
• Literature
• Linguistics

Plantation Key School 8th Grade Summer Reading Each incoming 8th grade student will be required to select and read one book from this list and complete a book report form. Book report forms are due on the first day of sc

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• Narrative mode
• Vocabulary
• Fiction
• Literature
• Genres

Student Name:___________________________________________________ Summer Reading Log List the title and author for each book and have a parent sign for each. Use additional sheets if necessary. *Remember, the more books y

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TIC-TAC-TOE BOOK REPORT ASSIGNMENTS Attention Lowell High School Students! Choose at least one assignment for each book you read during the summer and receive extra credit for your first marking period English grade! Ass

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• Tic-tac-toe
• Book
• Intelligence