Book Projects
Reading fictional books isn’t just fun — it’s one of the best ways to learn English! When you dive into a story, you’re not just reading words on a page; you’re living the language. You hear how people speak, how they express emotions, how they tell jokes, argue, or fall in love. You see grammar and vocabulary in action — not as boring rules, but as tools that make stories come alive.
Fiction helps you think in English. It teaches you how to guess meaning from context, feel the rhythm of sentences, and connect with cultures and characters far beyond your own world. The more you read, the more fluent, confident, and creative you become.
During your time in year 7-9 you might work with all or some of the following books:
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
This is the story of Junior, a Native American teenager who leaves his reservation school to attend an all-white high school in search of a better future. With humor and honesty, he shares his struggles, dreams, and what it means to live between two worlds.
Holes
Holes tells the story of Stanley Yelnats, a boy sent to a mysterious camp where kids dig holes every day as punishment. But as Stanley starts digging, he uncovers a hidden history — and a family curse that just might explain everything.
Big Mouth and Ugly Girl
When Matt is accused of making a terrible threat at school, his life turns upside down. But then Ursula, a tough and misunderstood girl, steps in — and an unexpected friendship begins that changes them both.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a magical story written by Roald Dahl. It follows a poor boy named Charlie who wins a golden ticket.
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
This is the story of Junior, a Native American teenager who leaves his reservation school to attend an all-white high school in search of a better future. With humor and honesty, he shares his struggles, dreams, and what it means to live between two worlds.
Holes
Holes tells the story of Stanley Yelnats, a boy sent to a mysterious camp where kids dig holes every day as punishment. But as Stanley starts digging, he uncovers a hidden history — and a family curse that just might explain everything.
Big Mouth and Ugly Girl
When Matt is accused of making a terrible threat at school, his life turns upside down. But then Ursula, a tough and misunderstood girl, steps in — and an unexpected friendship begins that changes them both.