Love to

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2016

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 The more that you read, the more things you will know.
The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.
Dr. Seuss

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record of all the great books you read.
erent genre and share
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JANUARY Everything I
learned I learned
Genre of the month: from the movies.
Audrey Hepburn
Film
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FEBRUARY The course of
true love never
Genre of the month: did run smooth.
William Shakespeare
Romance
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MARCH I like to listen. I
have learned a
Genre of the month: great deal from
listening carefully.
Audio Ernest Hemingway

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APRIL All the world’s a
stage, and all the
Genre of the month: men and women
merely players.
Playscripts William Shakespeare

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MAY Education never
ends, Watson. It is
Genre of the month: a series of lessons,
with the greatest
Crime for the last.
Arthur Conan Doyle

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JUNE Everybody’s lying
to me! Tell me the
Genre of the month: truth. I want to
know the truth!
Teen reads Kara, Owl Hall

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JULY There is more
treasure in books
Genre of the month: than in all the
pirates’ loot on
Adventure Treasure Island.
Walt Disney

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AUGUST Reading gives us
some place to
Genre of the month: go when we have
to stay where
Non-fiction we are.
Mason Cooley

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SEPTEMBER If one cannot
enjoy reading
a book over
Genre of the month: and over again,
Classics there is no use in
reading it at all.
Oscar Wilde
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OCTOBER We make up
horrors to help
Genre of the month: us cope with the
real ones.
Horror & Mystery Stephen King

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NOVEMBER When you read a
short story, you
come out a little
Genre of the month: more aware and a
little more in love
Short stories with the world
around you.
George Saunders
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DECEMBER Please, sir, I want
some more.
Genre of the month: Oliver Twist

Festive Reads
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