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If your child wishes to read more than the two required books, the list below provides a wide selection of suggested texts. Please note that these additional texts may not be substituted for . Aug 22, · EIGHTH GRADE RECOMMENDED READING LIST Keys of the Kingdom, The Cronin, A. J. Fiction Kidnapped Stevenson, Robert L. Adventure King Arthur and His Knights . Summer Reading List 8th Grade English (Standard and Honors) A Rationale for Summer Reading • To improve reading fluency • To generate interest and pleasure in reading that . Reading List for 8th Grade - 2 - Friendships Athlete vs. Mathlete, by W.C. Mack The Misits, by James Howe The Chocolate War, by Robert Cormier Rhyme Schemer, by K.A. Holt Standing Against the Wind, by Traci L. Jones The Skin I’m In, by Sharon Flake Money Hungry and Begging for Change, by Sharon Flake S.O.R. Losers, by AVI. 8th Grade Reading List Students are expected to read at least FIVE books from this list, including the core novel, which will be discussed in their History classes. When Sarah gets her hands on the answers to the eighth-grade geography midterm and decides to share them with some other students, the consequences are far-ranging. A miser learns the true meaning of Christmas when three ghostly visitors review his past and foretell his future. Reading List for 8th Grade - 2 - Friendships Athlete vs. Mathlete, by W.C. Mack The Misits, by James Howe The Chocolate War, by Robert Cormier Rhyme Schemer, by K.A. Holt Standing Against the Wind, by Traci L. Jones The Skin I’m In, by Sharon Flake Money Hungry and Begging for Change, by Sharon Flake S.O.R. Losers, by AVI. Summer Reading List 8th Grade English (Standard and Honors) A Rationale for Summer Reading • To improve reading fluency • To generate interest and pleasure in reading that enriches the educational experience • To use time not available during the school year to read classics that expand cultural literacy. Required summer reading: Getting Away with Murder by Chris Crowe. This book recounts the murder of Emmett Till, a year-old African American, and the failure of the justice system to convict his killers. The incident and its aftermath contributed to the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement.