2023 Summer Reading
As you spend time with friends and family and enjoy the outdoors this summer, we hope you continue reading! Below are suggested reading titles for various age groups that may help guide students in selecting books. Visit our library’s catalog making it easier for you to place holds on your chosen books or borrow them electronically through Libby or Hoopla.
The American Library Association’s ALSC Summer Reading Lists:
- 2023 ALSC Summer Reading Birth-Pre-K
- 2023 ALSC Summer Reading Grades K-2
- 2023 ALSC Summer Reading Grades 3-5
- 2023 ALSC Summer Reading Grades 6-8
Specific School Requirements for 2023
Collins Middle School –
Here are summer reading suggestions created by the American Library Association for students in Grades PreK-8 that will help you and your student select books together. As always, we suggest that you follow your child’s lead and choose books and topics that interest them.
Essex Tech –
This year, all students are required to read at least two books.
BOOK #1: The first book is an open-choice book and can be fiction or nonfiction, but must be written for young adults or adults.
BOOK #2: Incoming Grade 9 students will read “Make Your Bed” by Admiral William H. McRaven. Books may be purchased at amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, and in support of local businesses bookshop.org.
For more information: https://library.essextech.net/summer-reading
Salem High School –
For grades 9-12, we’ve elected to use the MA Teen Choice Book nominees, which is a list of 21 books curated by public and school librarians. The titles are available in limited quantity in the SHS library, copies will be available at the Salem Public Library, and starting on July 1st, Sora will have the ebook and audiobook versions available with no wait times for all members of the MLS ebook collection. More information about these reading selections can be found here.
Salem Academy Charter School –
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