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Guidelines for selecting books:
At O. Henry, we encourage students to select the books that interest them most. We serve students ranging from age 11 to 15, so our collection includes a range of appropriate materials for every age and taste. Students read more if they have access to the books they want to read, are able to self select, and are given time to read. (Stephen Krashen's The Power of Reading)

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Watch book trailers:
-Graphic novel book trailers
-Book Trailers For All: From home, view this youtube channel of book trailers categorized by age-group.
-The Teen Channel from Barnes and Noble Studio has a good selection of trailers.  (Select 'Teens' by scrolling down in 'Channels' column on left).  


Featured book trailers:
Delirium
Before I Fall
Paranormalcy
The Summer I Turned Pretty
Life As We Knew It Series
Wither
Eleventh Grade Burns
Mockingjay - Chapter 1
Clarity
The Girl Who Became a Beatle
Cloaked
Misguided Angel
The Ghosts Of Ashbury High
Fever Crumb
Runaway
Finding books to read:
Explore the 'Book Lists' page for recommendations of books you might like to read.  

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Use the sites below to download public domain e-books for free:
  • Manybooks.net
  • Project Gutenberg
Authors speak:
Ally Condie
Lauren Oliver
Sarah Dessen - Along for the Ride
Michael Scott - The Necromancer
James Dashner
Susane Colasanti

Rebecca Stead

Josh Lieb
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Daily Show executive producer Josh Lieb on his comedic book:
I am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I want to be your Class President.

Based on the Caldecott Winner: The Invention of Hugo Cabret

"I can't decide whether to punch this book or kiss it," Madeline, 8th grader, after reading The Fault in Our Stars by John Green.


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