IGCSE Reading List - Trinity School
IGCSE Reading List - Trinity School
IGCSE Reading List - Trinity School
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<strong>Trinity</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
English Department<br />
<strong>IGCSE</strong><br />
<strong>Reading</strong> <strong>List</strong>
Your <strong>Reading</strong>: The iGCSE Years<br />
Everyone knows that reading is good for you. It improves your language<br />
skills, teaches you about the world, helps you understand how other people<br />
live and how they feel about things. Most importantly it can be something<br />
that entertains you and provides you with hours of pleasure all your<br />
life.<br />
Over the next two years, we are going to encourage you to read as much,<br />
and as widely as possible. We are also going to help you develop a variety<br />
of different ways you can respond to a book, that go beyond the simple<br />
book review that you have used in the past. So, we have got together<br />
a list of books that we know have been enjoyed by readers of your age.<br />
The list is not intended to prevent you choosing your own reading, but in<br />
the first instance, we would like you to read at least one of the books<br />
listed in the following pages before you return to school in September.<br />
Many of the books are available in the school library, but others you may<br />
wish to obtain from public libraries and bookshops.<br />
It may be helpful to you, to keep some sort of record of what you have<br />
read, and what you initial reactions were to elements like the characters<br />
and the narrative.
1984 George Orwell<br />
A Farewell to Arms<br />
Atonement<br />
Birdsong<br />
Catch 22<br />
The Catcher in<br />
The Rye<br />
Dracula<br />
Enigma<br />
Fever Pitch<br />
Fight Club<br />
Frankenstein<br />
Girlfriend in a Coma<br />
Hard Times<br />
Ernest Hemingway<br />
Ian McEwan<br />
Sebastian Faulks<br />
Joseph Heller<br />
J D Salinger<br />
Bram Stoker<br />
Robert Harris<br />
Nick Hornby<br />
Chuck Palahnuik<br />
Mary Shelley<br />
Douglas Coupland<br />
Charles Dickens
High Fidelity<br />
The Hitch Hiker’s<br />
Guide to the Galaxy<br />
I’m the King of<br />
the Castle<br />
Jonathan Strange<br />
& Mr Norrell<br />
Junk<br />
Life of Pi<br />
Noughts & Crosses<br />
Notes on a Scandal<br />
Nick Hornby<br />
Douglas Adams<br />
Susan Hill<br />
Susannah Clarke<br />
Melvin Burgess<br />
Yann Martel<br />
Malorie Blackman<br />
Zoe Heller<br />
Portrait of the Artist James Joyce<br />
As a Young Man<br />
Rebecca<br />
Refugee Boy<br />
The Secret History<br />
Daphne Du Maurier<br />
Benjamin Zephaniah<br />
Donna Tart
Shadow of the Wind<br />
Slaughterhouse 5<br />
The Book Thief<br />
The Da Vinci Code<br />
The Fog<br />
The Human Factor<br />
The Kite Runner<br />
The Lovely Bones<br />
The Shining<br />
The Wasp Factory<br />
To Kill a Mockingbird<br />
The Turn of the Screw<br />
The War of the Worlds<br />
Carlos Ruiz Zafon<br />
Kurt Vonnegut<br />
Marcus Zusak<br />
Dan Brown<br />
James Herbert<br />
Graham Greene<br />
Khaled Hosseini<br />
Alice Sebold<br />
Stephen King<br />
Iain Banks<br />
Harper Lee<br />
Henry James<br />
H G Wells