The Association for Library Services to Children puts together summer reading lists for students.
Dear KV Friends,
Many students have asked me to offer great ideas for books to read this summer. I've done my best to put together some exciting options.
No list could ever include everything, so trust your instincts, peek at the covers of books you see other people reading, or just grab an armload of options from the Horsham Township Library, Union Library of Hatboro, Upper Moreland Free Public Library, or wherever you like to go for books in the summer. You don't have to finish a book that doesn't feel right, so load up a bag and check them all out!
I recommend tracking authors when you love a book: chances are, if you really liked one book by an author, you'll like the others he/she has written.
Whatever you choose to read this summer, have fun with it. Now's your time to figure out what YOU like! There are no assignments, so an entire world is open to you! Dive in! . . . and make sure to tell your ol' librarian what was amazing, okay? If you liked a book, another student will, too, and then I can pass along even more ideas!
Keep reading,
Ms. Quinn
Looking for ideas on what to read this summer? Take a look at some of these lists. You can print and take to the library!
The following lists offer read-alike suggestions of some favorite books.
