NEED A GOOD BOOK TO
READ?
You've come to the right place
-- the OHS Library --
where students choose their reading materials
from a wide variety of topics and reading levels.
Are you reading to meet the standards?
Are you reading to prepare for college?
Are you reading for the challenge and enjoyment?
Would you like to see what your teacher's favorite book is?
Click here:
OHS READ Poster Wall
 Here
are the RECOMMENDED READING LISTS.
Summary statements are provided, so you can see if the book is right for you.
Call numbers help you locate the book in the OHS
Library!
Fiction books are on the outside wall by the author's last name.
Prepare.
Here is the College Board's list of
101 Great Books, recommended for college-bound readers.
Be
inspired by everyday people who overcame obstacles in their lives!
Interested in exploring the human mind and understanding why we do the things
we do?
Look for a good read on the
Psychology Reading List!
What are the favorite books of OHS
upperclassmen?
Check out the top picks from students of:
Mr. Brickey
Ms. Tahsuda
Find out
What Guys Read!
Find out
What
Ladies Like to Read!
LIKE POETRY? 
Need
a young adult novel for Reading 9 or 10, English 9 or 10, or SPED class? To find reading books for English 9, simply
(1) browse the fiction wall and select any book with a
Young Adults tag on the spine, or
(2) click on the power search tab on the card catalog for -- YA
and the kind of fiction you like -- to see all
the STEP holdings in our fiction collection.
Need
a book for Reading A/B/C, ELD or SPED class to build your vocabulary? To
find book to build up your vocabulary, simply
(1) browse the ELD section where these specialty books are shelved, or
(2) click on the power search tab on the card catalog for -- YA
and the kind of fiction you like -- look for books with ELD as
their call number!
Find out about
Teen Read
Week and recommend books!
There
are 4-6 copies of most of the reading books supporting the STAR TEST (Stanford 9 Test)!
At
the State's website, Recommended
Literature Kindergarten Through Grade Twelve, you're able to see and
print entire reading lists by grade level or by your own criteria.
What do you like to read?
Do a subject search in the electronic card catalog for any
of these fiction headings:
Adventure fiction
American fiction
Animals--Fiction
English fiction
Fantasy fiction
Historical fiction
Horror fiction
Life stories
Legal stories
Medical novels
Mystery fiction
Romances
Science fiction
Short stories
Sports--Fiction
War stories
Western stories
African American literature
Mexican American literature
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