The results are in and the top book of the first semester at IVC high school is Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why. It is no surprise that this book, an Abraham Lincoln Book Award Nominee, that addresses relationships we have with others is the most popular book. I would not be surprised if it shows up in this spot this semester as well.
A very close second and third are Suzanne Collins Catching Fire and Mockingjay, respectively. If you are wondering, The Hunger Games shows up in a large group tied for ninth on the list. Rounding out the top five are John Flanagan's The Ruins of Gorlan and Mary Higgins Clark's mystery The Lottery Winner Alvirah and Willy Stories.
Some other notable titles that I was pleased to see out being read are: The Maze Runner, The Graveyard Book (one of my favorite books), Graceling, and The Hobbit. Also, another Abraham Lincoln Book Award Nominee made a showing in the top 10 as Alexander Gordon Smith's Lockdown came in sixth.
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