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Boston Public Library Boston Latin Academy Summer Reading Lists Class II (Grade 11 ) 1999 |
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are seriously interested in S.A.T. scores above 500, the best thing you can do for
yourself and your future is to read as much as possible this summer. Nothing
else will prepare you as effectively or as pleasantly as reading. Please notice that this list is not packed with the kind of difficult, classical literature that we study during the school year. Summer reading should be fun - something you can do at the beach. The books on this list include mysteries, science fiction, romance, adventure, intrigue, and sports. Look hard, choose carefully, and don't be afraid to challenge yourself. You must have read at least five books, three from this list and two of your own choice. THE MISTS OF AVALON by Marion Zimmer Bradley |
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