Teen Literature Weekly Class

Our Teen Literature class is a course designed to immerse students in the world of literature written for and about teenagers.

In addition to reading and discussing texts, students will critically analyze and reflect through rotating literature roles, assignments, and class discussions. They will learn to analyze literary techniques such as characterization, symbolism, and theme and apply these skills to their writing. The class will also explore the role of literature in society and how it reflects and shapes cultural norms and values.

Overall, the Teen Literature class allows students to explore and appreciate the richness and diversity of literature written for and about their age group. This course encourages critical thinking, creativity, and empathy and provides a safe and supportive space for students to express their thoughts and ideas.

Discover how easy it is to encourage your teen to read for fun. They won’t even mind that this class counts as school.

Booklist TBD by enrolled students in July.

Possibility Book List:

• The Agathas by Kathleen Glasgow

• The Night in Question (The Agathas 2) by Kathleen Glasgow

• Somewhere Beyond the Sea by TJ Klune

• Snow Globe by Soyoung Park

• "It Waits in the Forest" by Sarah Daas

• "A Drop of Venom" by Sajni Patel

• "Sky in the Deep" by Adrienne Young

• "Lore" by Alexandra Bracken

• "Letters of Enchantment Books 1 and 2” by Rebecca Ross

• "Secrets of the Nile Books 1 and 2” by Isabel Ibanez

• "Sun and Star: A Nico DiAngelo Adventure" by Rick Riordan