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Boston Public Library Boston Latin Academy Summer Reading Lists Grade 10 2003 |
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IN THE RYE by J.D. Salinger FAHRENHEIT 451 by Ray Bradbury REBECCA by Daphne DuMaurier DEAD HEAT by Linda Barnes THE DUTCH BLUE ERROR by William Tapley CALL THE DARKNESS LIGHT by Nancy Zaroulis CAT'S EYE by Margaret Atwood EARLY AUTUMN by Robert Parker 1984 by George Orwell THE CRYSTAL CAVE by Mary Stewart A SEASON ON THE BRINK by John Feinstein THE BRAVE by Robert Lipsyte ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL by James Herriot SOMETHING FOR JOEY by Richard Peck THE DAUGHTER OF TIME by Josephine Tey RAINBOW JORDAN by Alice Childress THERE ARE NO CHILDREN HERE by Alex Kotlowitz DEATH BE NOT PROUD by John Gunther THE TERRIBLE HOURS by Peter MaasVoigt WOLF BY THE EARS by Ann Rinaldi ECHOES by Maeve Binchy WOMAN HOLLERING CREEK by Sandra Cisneros TENDERNESS by Robert Cormier SIDDHARTHA by Herman Hesse DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE by Robert Louis Stevenson LETHAL INVASION by Robin Cook THE BLESSING WAY by Tony Hillerman RUMOR OF WAR by Philip Caputo K IS FOR KILLER by Sue Grafton I'LL BE SEEING YOU by Mary Higgins Clark A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN by Betty Smith A NGHT TO REMEMBER by Walter Lord THE ROAD HOME by Ellen Emerson White MILA 18 by Leon Uris BLESS ME, ULTIMA by Rudolfo A. Anaya WOMAN WARRIOR by Maxine Hong Kingston A SMALL PLACE by Jamaica Kincaid RIGHT BY MY SIDE by David Haynes THE SEA WOLF by Jack London A STUDY IN SCARLET by Arthur Conan Doyle HIS PROMISED LAND: The Autobiography of John P. Parker, Former Slave and Conductor of the Underground Railroad by John P. Parker THE WITCH IN THE WOOD by T. H. White ALMOST A WOMAN by Esmerelda Santiago THE BONESETTER'S DAUGHTER by Amy Tan RED SCARF GIRL: A MEMIOR OF THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION by Ji-Ji Jiang HEROES by Robert Cormier Please bring your parental signature form with you on the first day of school. Have a great summer full of books and adventure. |
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