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Reading Hard or Hardly Reading???

5/1/2019

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Readers! We hope you are continuing to enjoy your reading journey and the books along the way!   As a reminder, the goal of the challenge is to encourage reading for pleasure and reading outside of your regular reading patterns.  

BONUS: Send us an instagram post of a book you are reading with at least 4 hashtags and come collect a prize!
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How are you tracking your reading?
Goodreads?  Our Reading Challenge form? (more available in the library)  The public library Reading History? Another way?
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The first person to officially finish (we know there are more of you out there!):
Here is the reading list of Judith Ryan, English teacher, who finished the challenge and shared her list (click on images for more information about the books, *=available at BTHSLibrary):
  1. Wanted to read for a long time: Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson (narrative non-fiction)*
  2. New book: The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline (science fiction)*
  3. Memoir/Autobiography:  Brain on Fire by Susannah Cahalan
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4. Graphic Novel: Speak (Adaptation) by Laurie Halse Anderson (fiction)*
5. Book with protagonist that looks nothing like me: Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson (autobiographical novel in verse)
6. Book out of regular genres: Listening is an Act of Love by Dave Isay (radio interviews)
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Short books:  Want to read more, but have little time?  
Book suggestions - short books 125 pages or less
This is a great way to take a risk on a genre that you usually don’t try.  Please recommend other excellent short books!
https://library.nycenet.edu/cataloging/servlet/presentbooklistform.do?listID=79041170&site=2625
Noticeably absent from this list are poetry, plays and graphic novels, which tend to be shorter than full length texts. 
Search our catalog for format (graphic novel) and genre:  http://bthslib.weebly.com/catalog.html
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Please let us know if you are enjoying a book or if you have finished! (and stop by, starting today, to get a Chipotle BOGO coupon for reading three books from the challenge!)

Ms. Drusin, Ms. Ferguson and Ms. Laudi
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Brooklyn Technical High School Library
Brooklyn Technical High School
29 Fort Greene Place
Brooklyn, NY 11217
Librarians:  Joanna Drusin, Joy Ferguson
email us:  Library@bths.edu

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