Or not reading, as the case may be. I think I'm glad I got out of elementary school and high school before the advent of "required" summer reading...left me to find my own reading matter during the summer...which I did to the tune of 4-6 books a week most summers. (Although I have read 4 of those. I was surprised that there was no non-fiction, though.)
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What are students reading this summer?
Their smartphone screens, for the next Pokemon sighting.
I guess women don't write books, huh?
The twins are about to be college freshmen. One has already received a reading assignment: SOLDIER GIRLS by Helen Thorpe:
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/08/12/books/soldier-girls-by-helen-thorpe-explores-3-experiences.html
Or not reading, as the case may be. I think I'm glad I got out of elementary school and high school before the advent of "required" summer reading...left me to find my own reading matter during the summer...which I did to the tune of 4-6 books a week most summers. (Although I have read 4 of those. I was surprised that there was no non-fiction, though.)
And Deb's completely right.
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