Summer Reading Ideas from the Library
Reading Suggestions for the summer
Try the Seattle Public Library / Seattle Arts & Lectures Book Bingo! Pick up a copy of Book Bingo at any local library branch and students can bring in a copy or a photo of their completed book bingo to Ms. Sterling in September for an extra prize from Eckstein. Check out the Eckstein library website or following links for suggestions in all the different categories for teens. The lists Ms. Sterling made include:
- childhood favorites (that Ms. Sterling loved!)
- picture books
- Eagles Read booklist
- Another Time (books from past or future)
- Supernatural
- BIPOC Fantasy / Sci-Fi
- Fairytales, Myths, and Legends
- About Someone You Admire
- Made You LOL
- Want to Visit
- Short ‘n Sweet
- Nom, nom, nom (Food & Cooking)
- Books about Identity
- Informational Books
- Made Into a Show or Movie
- Start a Hobby
- Award-Winning Books Adults Should Read
- Books with Great Titles
- Bestselling Audiobooks great for reading out loud!
24-25 Eagles Read list is live!
Ms. Sterling chooses 50 books every year to be on the Eagles Read List. These are books where students can earn prizes for books they read from the list and participate in a pizza party at the end of the year if they read at least 20. Check out the Eagles Read list on the library website and students can start reading right away this summer! Note: titles marked as Young Adult means there may be some content that is more mature. The idea behind the list is that there is a book for everyone.
