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What do teachers choose for their own summer reading? Education writer Maureen Kelleher asked some and here’s what they recommended. “Blended” by Sharon Draper Maureen Kelleher on “Blended” “Internment” by Samira Ahmed, in which heroine Layla, a young Muslim, is forced into an internment camp with her family and thousands of other families like them. “The Poet X” by Elizabeth Acevedo presents Xiomara Batista's journey from isolated fighter to slam team poet. “Educated” by Tara Westover, a memoir about leaving her survivalist family to receive an education. “Heavy” by Kiese Laymon Maureen Kelleher To find out about all of the books that made Maureen's list, check out EducationPost.org. What books are on your summer reading list?

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