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Boston Public Library Boston Latin Academy Summer Reading Lists Grade 9 (Class IV A) 2003 |
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MANNER OF MAN by Lerone Bennett THE FANTASTIC FRESHMAN by Bill Brittain BUMBLEBEE FLIES AWAY by Robert Cormier SECRET, SILENT SCREAMS by Jean Lowry Nixon EAGLE OF THE NINTH by Rosemary Sutcliff THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS by Ursula LeGuin THE CONTENDER by Robert Lipsyte 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY by Arthur C. Clarke SQUASHED by Joan Gaver LETTERS OF A SLAVE GIRL, THE STORY OF HARRIET JACOBS by Mary L. Lyons THE SNOWMAN by R.L. Stine Z FOR ZACHARIAH by Robert O'Brien LEROY AND THE OLD MAN by W.E. Butterworth HANNAH IN BETWEEN by Colby Rodowsky JESSE by Gary Soto DAKOTA DREAMS by James Bennett WHEN I WAS PUERTO RICAN by Esmeralda Santiago FALLEN ANGELS by Walter Dean Myers IRON AND SILK by Mark Salzman ORFE by Cynthia Voigt RITE OF PASSAGE by Richard Wright CHINA BOY by Gus Lee WAY PAST COOL by Jess Mowry PUDD'NHEAD WILSON by Mark Twain FAMOUS ALL OVER TOWN by Danny Santiago THE GOOD EARTH by Pearl Buck CAST TWO SHADOWS by Ann Rinaldi I HAD A HAMMER By Hank Aaron ANNIE JOHN by Jamaica Kincaid THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE by Jim Haskins ICE by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor TREASURE ISLAND by Robert Louis Stevenson ROMEO AND JULIET - TOGETHER (AND ALIVE) AT LAST by Avi DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL by Anne Frank ME ME ME ME ME: NOT A NOVEL by M.E. Kerr IF I SHOULD DIE BEFORE I WAKE by Han Nolan DRIVING FORCE by Dick Francis SPLIT IMAGE by Michael French BEFORE ADAM by Jack London THE SIGN OF THE FOUR by Arthur Conan Doyle SPEAK by Laurie Halse Anderson TO SAY NOTHING OF THE DOG by Connie Willis THE AGUERO SISTERS by Rita Williams-Garcia SOLDIER'S HEART by Gary Paulsen IRON MAN by Chris Crutcher DON'T LOOK BEHIND YOU by Lois Duncan 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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