Required Summer Reading

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I know my friends in AP Bio this year had to read the Hot Zone too, and I’ve heard it’s a good book, along with the other two they have to read (‘Demon in the Freezer’, and ‘When a Gene Makes You Smell Like a Fish’).</p>

<p>I’m starting on these 3 during the summer too.</p>

<p>Only Crime and Punishment for AP Lit. I’m going to get ahead of the game and read How to Read Literature Like a Professor since I know it’s going to be assigned eventually anyway.</p>

<p>I’m SO glad my school isn’t the type to assign required summer homework.</p>

<p>for APUSH: outline first two chapters, study for first week president quiz, read 1776, another book (its optional for xtra credit)</p>

<p>for honors english III: Cold Mountain, and Into Thin Air</p>

<p>i might as well mention it: honors algebra 2 packet</p>

<p>I have to read 1984 and Their Eyes Were Watching God</p>

<p>Finally got my list:</p>

<p>AP Lit:</p>

<p>Purple Hibiscus-Adichie
The Awakening-Chopin
An American Tragedy-Dreiser (900 pages…joy.)
If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things-McGregor</p>

<p>I would have shot that kid…
LOL
no… you’re not the only one… I have World Experience History stuff… and Summer Reading(with Dialectical Journals)…and a chemistry assignment…</p>

<p>Book:
Brave New World
by Aldous Huxley</p>

<p>I get to read the Illiad,
which I don’t really have a problem with.
I’ve been meaning to read it.</p>

<p>Though I have yet to start,
I want to finish Utopia, Crime and Punishment, and Atonement first.</p>

<p>Summer needs to be extended for the sole purpose of reading.</p>

<p>For AP English:

  • The Tempest
  • Tess of the d’Urbervilles
  • The God of Small Things</p>

<p>And we have to do some stuff for AP Gov. Some articles, and I have to read a newspaper.</p>

<p>For AP English Lang: The Tortilla Curtain–>essay</p>

<p>For APUSH: Nixon’s Piano–>outline</p>

<p>One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich and Tess of the d’Urbervilles.
Stoked about the former… Not so much the latter.</p>

<p>I have to read Canterbury Tales (Geoffrey Chaucer) and do a whole bunch of stuff with the book (for an Honors English class). It’s more of a summer assignment than anything else.</p>

<p>Peace like a river</p>

<p>For H. British Lit -
Life of Pi
Frankenstein
Saint Joan</p>

<p>ackk for our school’s APUSH summer assignment, we have to read a whole flippin’ textbook
the test is on the first day of school</p>