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The following Bolles Alumni author collection is available for checkout from Swisher Library.
Are you a Bolles Alumni author? We want to hear about it! Contact John Newman, Alumni Officer, and consider donating your work to this collection.
Lightlark (the Lightlark Saga Book 1) by 
Ballplayer by 
The Threat by 
Send down the Rain by 
Chasing Happiness by 
Finding America's Greatest Champion by 
Himalaya Memories by 
Dear Courier by 
Civil War Journalism by 
Gamble Rogers by 
The Pilot's Daughter by 
Come up and Get Me by 
Semper Fi by 
Dome Living for the 21st Century by 
Grid Going Down! by 
Sea Gypsy Live - Aboards c/o 64 by 
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The Florida Teens Read (FTR) program is a student- choice reading award program to determine which YA book wins the annual award as the favorite of teens in Florida. The annual reading list is comprised of titles that have been chosen by a committee of twelve school librarians specifically to engage high school students grades 9 through 12, reflect their interests as well as represent a variety of genres, formats, reading levels, viewpoints, and ethnic and cultural perspectives. |
This program is designed to entice teens to read. In order to engage their interest and to provide a spur to critical thinking, the book selections include those that involve sensitive issues. The content of some of the titles may be more mature than younger students may have previously encountered. Please recognize that this is a voluntary reading program. Not every book selected will suit every student. In a democratic society, a variety of ideas must find voice. As readers, teens have the choice to read the more mature titles or to close the book.
It is important for anyone using the Florida Teens Read list to understand that the titles are being chosen with students in grades nine through twelve in mind (young people from the ages of fifteen to eighteen). The titles are NOT chosen for a student’s reading ability, reading level or Lexile® level. The titles ARE chosen to engage high school students and to reflect their interests. Most of these books have main characters who are in high school and who are often going through mature teen and/or adult situations.
It is understood that all books on the list may not appeal to all teen readers; however, books selected for the list will be of interest to a general young adult audience and will deal with relevant issues and topics of interest in the lives of teenagers.
The list of books nominated for the Florida Teens Read Award is not intended for use as a state-wide collection development tool. Selection policies vary from district to district throughout Florida, and school library media specialists are encouraged to apply appropriate selection criteria for adopting and purchasing those titles that best meet the needs of their libraries and schools.
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