To Kill a Mockingbird By Harper Lee

"I also read To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Scout Finch is the main character and her and her brother get into some mischief with their neighbor and the town drunk. It is very intense and suspenseful and I really enjoyed the whole thing. I don’t say that about most books."

-Nathan Shelton, Class of 2013

Lord of the Flies By William Golding

"I just finished Lord of the Flies written by William Golding. It’s about a group of boys that survive a plane crash and are stranded on an island. They must find their food and a major part of that food is the wild pigs on the island that they kill. They split up and mutiny encompasses the island. A great read for everyone."

-Nathan Shelton,Class of 2013

The Weight of Silence By Heather Gudenkauf

"This was an amazing book. The plot kept my heart racing and adrenaline pumping the entire time."

-Rachel Jackson, Class of 2009

The Measure of A Lady By Deeanne Gist

"This book was a fun, quick read, but more for girls."

-Destiney Priest, Class of 2011

A Prayer For Owen Meany By John Irving

"This is a great book. It was really well developed and everyone should read it."

-Destiney Priest, Class of 2011

A Walk in the Woods By Bill Bryson

"Bill Bryson intertwines his adventure on the Appalachian Trail and history in a hilarious account."

-Kyle Isch, Class of 2011

Sand in My Bra and Other Misadventures Edited By Jennifer L. Leo

"Hilarious short stories about women who have misadventures while traveling."

-Abby Pfaff, Class of 2011