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BBA Summer Reading!
Summer is a fantastic time for reading! Everyone in grades 9 - 12 will pick one book from the Summer Reading List to read over the summer. When we return in the fall, we will meet in groups to discuss the books. Once you've picked your book, sign up for your book group on this form.
What is my summer reading assignment? Incoming 9th graders can find their Humanities reading assignment HERE and in the parent and student portal (myBBA) under the Summer Academics, Arts, Athletics, and Camps tab. Students in AP and some other higher level courses also have specific summer reading assignments that can be found under the Summer Academics, Arts, Athletics, and Camps tab on the resource board.
Finding your summer reading book: There are lots of places to find your book. Manchester Community Library (MCL) has BBA’s copies of the books to check out over the summer. All BBA students, regardless of where they live, can check out books at MCL. Please return your summer reading books to MCL as soon as you are finished so that others may check them out. Our list has been shared with many other public libraries, so you will likely find books at your local library. You can purchase a copy from Northshire Bookstore, our amazing local bookstore, or access many of the books in ebooks or audiobook format through the Sora App. Here’s more information about Sora: logging in, extending your loan period, and returning books. Please reach out if you have any questions.
Finding your summer reading book: There are lots of places to find your book. Manchester Community Library (MCL) has BBA’s copies of the books to check out over the summer. All BBA students, regardless of where they live, can check out books at MCL. Please return your summer reading books to MCL as soon as you are finished so that others may check them out. Our list has been shared with many other public libraries, so you will likely find books at your local library. You can purchase a copy from Northshire Bookstore, our amazing local bookstore, or access many of the books in ebooks or audiobook format through the Sora App. Here’s more information about Sora: logging in, extending your loan period, and returning books. Please reach out if you have any questions.
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