RILINK Schools: East Greenwich School District Summer Work: High School Recommended Reading Lists

Reading Expectations for Students in Grades 9-12

Select one book from any of the high school reading lists provided here (click on the images below to view lists).
The expectation, upon returning to school, is that you will be able to communicate your understanding of your chosen book through either a writing or speaking assignment. You may, but are not required to, use one of the following organizers:

Please note that while it is not possible for your child’s teacher to have read a majority of the books on the lists we’ve provided, the selections have been vetted by well-respected panels of library media specialists and preteen/adolescent educators.
We strongly advise parents/guardians to preview the content and summaries of the book options before their child chooses one to read. This will help families work together to choose a book that best fits the student’s interests, reading level, and maturity level.
All of the book titles on the lists are available in print for free at the public library. Many books are also available in digital format as eBooks, audiobooks, books on CD, and portable media players (Playaway) at the public library.

eBooks and Audiobooks at EGHS Library
East Greenwich school libraries have access to audio and eBooks using SORA. This is an app that is free to download on any electronic device.

1. Students should select East Greenwich Schools from the list.
2. Username: Your 5 digit lunch code
3. Password: EGR
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East Greenwich Free Library
Rhode Island public libraries have multiple copies of the books included on the book recommendation webpages. Audiobooks, books on CD, portable media players, and eBooks may also be available. Please contact the East Greenwich Free Library to reserve a copy and check out the book.
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Public Library Card
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