High School Summer Reading List

Throughout the school year, your child has used the books as one of the main ways of gathering information and understanding of new concepts. Summer is the chance of a child to read what you read, just for the joy it brings. And while not realize, she is also keeping their vocabulary and reading fluency in shape. We know that children get hung up and take a book can be a challenge, especially during the summer months without worry, so we have seen ups and downs of exciting new titles for young adults. Here is our list of favorites to thrill, fascinate, and educate themselves.

Cate of the Lost Colony by Lisa Klein. Lady Catherine's love affair with Walter Raleigh was banished from the court of Queen Elizabeth in the colony on Roanoke Island. Cate is clinging to survival on the island. To keep alive, she joins a Croatian community of Indians, and falls in love with the warrior Manteo. When suddenly appear Raleigh, Cate must make a decision dying. This is historical fiction at its best, with a strong heroine, the precise details and high-intensity action.

Human.4 by Mike A. Lancaster. This story begins when Kyle let Straka hypnotizes his friend to the whole city. When the trance ends you wake up strange new world around him. The question is why, but the reality is frightening. Suspense, complex character relationships and funny jokes to make this book a page-turner by a reader of sci-fi, Videogames or anyone who loves a good mystery.

New Reno Imaginary Girls Sum. What can the union of the sisters endure? This disturbing story about the sisters Chloe and Ruby is for interpretation. Part-paranormal, part psychological roller coaster, this book is full of suggestive images and ideas that will let parents and teens to talk a little together.