6/17/2009

Summer reading lists for students at some South Florida high schools combine traditional classics with modern literature, including best-sellers. "New books are always coming onto the list, usually either because teachers are trying to reach out and engage students' interests or they want to include some contemporary literature," said Arthur N. Applebee, a professor of English curriculum and teaching at the State University of New York at Albany.

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