Recommended Reading Lists

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READING LISTS - LINKS |
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(A new collection of classic literature, purchased with a
grant from the GI Educational Foundation). |
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Lists titles and descriptions of newly purchased Young Adult books for the GIHS Library. (These are ALA winners and Booklist selections) |
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Look here for book lists and websites of books that appeal to guys! |
| New books purchased for our library with a grant from the GI Education Foundation. Here you will find outstanding science and science fiction titles for AP Biology and ALL interested students. Take a look! | |
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For teens - includes recommended classics, bestsellers, and booklists! |
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"Top Ten" lists submitted by Missouri librarians! - Includes access to titles for different types of books: Historical Fiction, Science Fiction, Realistic Fiction, Mysteries, etc. |
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The American Library Association
produces lists of outstanding books that
college-bound students should
consider reading. (Includes lists for Fiction, Nonfiction, Biography, Drama, Poetry) |
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An outstanding list of great books for college-bound high school students - compiled by the Arrowhead Library system in Jonesville, Wisconsin. |
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Modern Library's selections of THE BEST. |
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List of adult books that will appeal to teen readers (selected by YALSA, a Young Adult division of the ALA). This site includes Alex awards lists from 1998 - 2003. |
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These lists (covering selected titles from 1996 - 2003) are created by YALSA - a division of the American Library Association) |
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The Margaret A. Edwards Award, established in 1988, honors an author's liftetime achievement for writing books that have been popular over a period of time. The lists include current as well as previous winners, and is sponsored by YALSA and School Library Journal. |
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The Michael L. Printz Awards are for books that exemplify literary excellence in young adult literature. These lists are created by the Young Adult Library Services Division of the ALA. |
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These lists have been created by YALSA,, the Young Adult Services Library association - a divison of the ALA. |
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The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), a division of the American Library Association (ALA),seeks books that teens, ages twelve to eighteen, will pick up on their own and read for pleasure. The list is geared to the teenager who, for whatever reason, does not like to read. |
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Recommended Reading List for High School Students |
Often read and recommended titles |
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Lists produced by the Association for Library Services for Children and Young Adults. |
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Out of the ordinary teen booklists. |
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Science Fictions' BEST |