Cookeville
High School – English Department
2009-2010
Summer Reading List
Honors,
AP, IB, Dual Credit
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The
following books are the designated summer reading selections for upper level
classes at Cookeville High School for the summer of 2009. Questions about any
of the books should be directed to the instructor for the class. Students do not have to purchase a new
copy of any book; used copies will work just fine for reading purposes and
close marking. Students are reminded that specific reading assignments are
posted on individual class Nicenet web sites and/or on handouts provided by the
instructors before the close of the 2008-2009 school term. Students who will transfer to CHS to
begin classes in the fall of 2009 should contact the class instructor as soon
as possible to get information on completing the reading assignments.
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9th
grade honors - Fahrenheit 451 (Ray Bradbury)
Instructors:
Ms. Brenda Colglazier (colglazierb@k12tn.net)
Ms. Vicky Brummitt (brummittv@k12tn.net)
Ms.
Sharon Cochrane (scochrane@k12tn.net)
Ms. Allison Payne (apayne1@k12tn.net)
10th
grade honors - The Secret Life of Bees (Sue Monk Kidd)
Instructor: Ms. Dawn Nicholson (nicholsond@k12tn.net)
11th
grade honors - The Scarlet Letter (Nathaniel Hawthorne)
11th
grade AP - Choice between Reviving Ophelia (Dr. Mary Pipher)
or The Hunger of
Memory (Richard
Rodriguez)
Dave Barry Slept
Here
(Dave Barry)
5 Steps to a 5:
English Language and Composition (Murphy)
Instructor: Ms. Carol Buckner (bucknerc3@k12tn.net)
11th
grade IB - A Farewell to Arms (Ernest Hemingway)
ÒTriflesÓ
(Susan Glaspell – handout provided in reading packet)
12th
grade honors - The Kite Runner (Khalid Hosseini)
12th
grade AP - The Jungle (Upton Sinclair - Dover ed.)
Fast Food Nation (Eric Schlosser)
12th
grade IB - Death & the King's Horseman (Wole Soyinka)
How
to Read Literature like a Professor (Thomas C. Foster)*
Instructor: Ms. Carolyn Hawkins (hawkinsc1@k12tn.net)
12th grade Dual Credit – How to Read Literature like a Professor (Thomas C. Foster)*
Choice
between As I Lay Dying (William Faulkner)
or
The
Great Gatsby (F.
Scott Fitzgerald) - both texts
provided by CHS
English
Department
Instructor:
Ms. Jennifer Fields (fieldsj@k12tn.net)
*All of Ms. HawkinsÕ classes and Ms.
FieldsÕ class will read HTRLLAP (books provided through
teacher checkout at end of May 2009)