This spring, we’ll read Celeste Ng’s Everything I Never Told You, a literary thriller that raises questions about family, gender, identity, ethnicity, and alienation. Students will discuss the common reading, explore their personal reading tastes, develop their own reading lists, read and write a review of a book of their own choosing, and have a chance to read for fun. For more information on the class, contact Anna Hulseberg (ahulsebe@gustavus.edu).
Reading Workshop
Just another WordPress.com site
About this course
In this course students will read and discuss two or more books, including a contemporary work of fiction or non-fiction announced in advance and a book chosen by the student, Students will publish reviews of the books they read to a book-related social network, will reflect on their own reading histories and practices, and will explore the place of books and literacy in contemporary culture.
The header made use of a photo taken by thefourelements, who has made it available under a Creative Commons license.
This is an open course. Feel free to use the material here.
.
This course material is licensed under a CC 3.0 License
Reading Workshop 