Surrey Teens Read has something for everyone. Here is Kyrie McCauley’s We Can Be Heroes.
Come down to your school library to have a look at all ten of this year’s Surrey Teen Read selections.
We Can Be Heroes
Category: Books
Iron Widow
How many Surrey Teens Read books have you read yet? You need to have a look at Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao.
Come down to your School Library to check out Iron Widow, one of this year’s ten nominated titles from Surrey Teens Read.
These Hollow Vows
Come down to your School Library to check out Lexi Ryan’s These Hollow Vows, one of this year’s ten nominated titles from Surrey Teens Read
Walking in Two Worlds
Walking in Two Worlds by Wab Kinew
Come down to your School Library to check out Wab Kinew’s Walking in Two Worlds, one of this year’s ten nominated titles from Surrey Teens Read.
The Mary Shelley Club
Surrey Teens Read: The Mary Shelley Club by Goldy Moldavsky
Come down to your School Library to check out The Mary Shelley Club, one of this year’s ten nominated titles from Surrey Teens Read.
Better Than the Movies
Surrey Teens Read: Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter
Come down to your School Library to check out Lynn Painter’s Better Than the Movies, one of this year’s ten nominated titles from Surrey Teens Read.
a good girl’s guide to murder
source: Surrey Teens Read
The high school students of Surrey have spoken. They have selected Holly Jackson’s a good girl’s guide to murder as the winner for Surrey Teens Read in 2022.
Thanks to all the students who voted, all the students who read the books, and to all the Teacher Librarians who make Surrey Teens Read happen.
Madeleine Albright
Madeleine Albright died on March 23, 2022.
Madeleine Albright was born in 1937 in Prague ( in what is now Czechia). Her family fled from both the Nazis and the Communists. The family first left the country after the German invasion of Czechoslovakia, returned after the end of the Second World War, only to flee again, this time from the Communists in 1948. Albright was a brilliant student who would go on to earn her PhD from Columbia University. She then served in both academic and government positions, providing expertise as a foreign policy advisor. In 1993 she became U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. In 1997 she became Secretary of State, the first female to be appointed to that prestigious position in the U.S. Cabinet.
Madeleine Albright leaves many legacies from her life of academics and public service, including the book Fascism: A Warning.
They Went Left
The list of Surrey Teens Read nominees never fails to offer compelling reads. This week we look at They Went Left by Monica Hesse.
Come down to the School Library to see They Went Left and the other nine nominated titles for this school year’s version of Surrey Teens Read.
Find out more at surreyteensread.weebly.com
The Inheritance Games
This year’s list of Surrey Teens Read nominees is rife with compelling stories. This week we look at The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes.
Come down to the School Library to see The Inheritance Games and the other nine nominated titles for this school year’s version of Surrey Teens Read.
Find out more at surreyteensread.weebly.com
None Shall Sleep
This year’s list of Surrey Teens Read nominees has something for everyone. This week we look at None Shall Sleep by Ellie Marney.
Come down to the School Library to see None Shall Sleep and the other nine nominated titles for this school year’s version of Surrey Teens Read.
Find out more at surreyteensread.weebly.com
The Brave
As always, this year’s list of Surrey Teens Read nominees is full of interesting reads. This week we look at The Brave by James Bird.
Come down to the School Library to see The Brave and the other nine nominated titles for this school year’s version of Surrey Teens Read.
Find out more at surreyteensread.weebly.com
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