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English Department Challenges! |
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In 2020, we face circumstances none of us have faced. Our school and community libraries are closed, limiting access to books. Still we encourage all of our students to read - newspapers, magazines, blogs, books, etc. Read when you can as much as you can We strongly encourage you to choose an age-appropriate book that you WANT to read during their summer break. If you don't know where to start, check out the links above! |
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RESOURCES
- This year select audiobooks on Audible are free for students!
- Check out some of the featured, high-interest FREE audiobooks for teens through AudioSync
- Want a personalized recommendation? Tweet @MrsWhinnem or @FHSLibrary 3 books you love & 1 book you hate and I will try my best to steer you in the right direction.
- Read most books for free on your phone (or other device)!
(digital or audio) today!
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iPhone
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Android
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Check out our account on Goodreads for recommendations from past years and brief teasers.
KEEP IN MIND
All students should consider the reading level and subject matter before selecting a book and discuss their choices with their parent/guardian. Some books on the list contain mature content. Parents should consider their child’s reading tastes and maturity. Parents/Guardians may wish to read their child’s book choice.
Go to Common Sense Media for information about book titles.
Go to Common Sense Media for information about book titles.