BB&N Students and Parents:
BB&N Upper School students are expected
to read at least three books over the summer, with most world language
students reading an additional book in that world language.
Below you will find a summary of the
school's summer reading requirements, as well as a link to the summer reading
lists. If you have specific questions, the best answer will probably come
from the academic department head or world language program coordinator.
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General (Ms.
Jones, Library)
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Read at least
1. [This list contains general
fiction, general non-fiction, and books in the following subject areas:
math, science, and art. A student may read an additional book from the English
Department list instead of a book from this list.]
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History (Mr. Hogan,
Chair)
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Read 1 if your
course requires it. [See listing]
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English (Ms. Cranston,
Chair)
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Read at least 1 [At
least 2 if you are not reading a History book]
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Chinese (Mr. Yang)
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No reading for Chinese I. Read assigned sections of Laughing
in Chinese for Chinese II (this book is bought once and continues in
use for level III and IV)
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French (Mme. Roucher-Gudwin)
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As assigned by course [No 9th graders
have French reading]
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Latin (Mr. Edbrooke)
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As assigned by course
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Russian (Ms. Chamberlain)
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As assigned by course
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Spanish (Ms. C. Rose)
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As assigned by course [No 9th graders have Spanish reading]
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Enjoy your
reading as well as the rest of your summer. We hope you'll find your reading
to be enjoyable, stimulating, and memorable.
Jack Knapp
Director, Upper
School
Ross Clark
Academic Dean
