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Boston Public Library Boston Latin School Summer Reading Lists Class IV B 2003 |
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of the English Department have compiled the following list of summer reading; it is based
entirely on books that Boston Latin School Students read in their English courses in
Classes VI and V. You are required to read a total of seven books from this list
before school opens in September: the three books from the required list and four
additional books from the other list. Since you will be asked to write about these books in September, you must take notes on all seven books. Use the format provided, and expect that your teacher will collect these notes. The Three Required Books Les Miserables, Victor Hugo Other Books (Choose four.) Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury * Read only one book by any author on this second list NOTES ON SUMMER READING Use this format for recording your notes on each of the seven books you read this summer. Title: Author: Setting (both time and place): Major Characters (names and most salient traits): Plot Summary (limited to three well-written sentences): Theme (a generalization about life or human nature stated in a single declarative sentence): Personal Reaction/Evaluation:
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