Inclusive Summer Reading List

To be completely honest, I love YA literature. I always have. YA fiction is hands down my favorite genre. So when I entered the classroom, I didn’t struggle reading what my students were reading. I eagerly took their recommendations and devoured them!

Now that I’m out of the classroom, I still love YA fiction, but this summer I wanted to focus on a more diverse and inclusive selection of the genre. Some of these novels are a few years old, some of them are newer. One is nonfiction. Regardless, I’m eager to get going on my summer reading list!

As I read through these novels, I plan on giving my personal review and if I think you could recommend it to students or how to connect it to your curriculum. I’ve been really studying up on how to achieve a multicultural classroom and as an ELA teacher at heart, I know that providing a diverse classroom library accessible to your students is necessary.

I’ll keep you updated!

What’s your summer reading list?

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