The Maze Runner, by James Dashner

The Maze Runner, by James Dashner, was an awesome book.  It's just the first of three, but all kids that read the book for literature circles in class truly enjoyed the read. 

Harris & Me, by Gary Paulsen

Harris & Me, by Gary Paulsen, is a literature circle book that students read in class.  Personally, I loved this book!  I read it aloud with one of my classes, and kids were hooked with the humorous adventures of the boys in this story.  Definitely this is a must read for all, but will perhaps be more appealing to boys.

Eight Keys, by Suzanne LaFleur

Eight Keys, by Suzanne LaFleur, is a literature circle book that students read in class.  It seems like a nice story. 

The Fourth Stall, by Chris Rylander

The Fourth Stall, by Chris Rylander, is a literature circle book that students read in my class.  It seems like a great book!

Dangerous Waters, by Gregory Mone

Dangerous Waters, by Gregory Mone, is a literature circle book that students read in class.  This author has visited Woodbury several times over the years, and I expect that he will continue coming for the unforseen future.  With that said, read one of his books!  Fish is another great book that this author wrote.

The Big Field, by Mike Lupica

The Big Field, by Mike Lupica, is a book that students read during literature circles.  I have read a handful of book by this author, and he definitely is one of my favorites for this age group.  If you like baseball, the Yankees, and/or playing shortstop, this might be the perfect book for you!

Al Capone Does My Shirts, by Gennifer Choldenko

This is a literature circle book that students read in class. It seems pretty cool, with the idea of one of the country's biggest gangsters of all time doing this kid's laundry. This book is on my list of books to read.

- Mr. Millas