Mr. Kelley recommends The Hot Zone by Richard Preston

"A great read that is a quick page turner. A true story that puts a modern spin on viruses and how they are spread." - Mr. Kelley

Ms. Grabiak recommends The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

"This book is perfect for kids trying to figure out high school as well as who they are, plus it takes place in Pittsburgh!" - Ms. Grabiak

Mr. Corbett recommends: Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future by Ashlee Vance 

"This biography reveals the early and current life of a technological innovator. It details his life growing up in South Africa and Canada while explaining how he helped run Paypal and founded SpaceX and Solar City." - Mr. Corbett

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Mr. Mutschler recommends Soccernomics by Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski 

"Soccernomics is an excellent companion to this Summer’s World Cup." - Mr. Mutschler

Ms. Whorton recommends: There There by Tommy Orange 

"I’m reading this book over the summer because it has received very positive reviews. I have read many Native American authors and will probably also reread some Sherman Alexie while I’m at it. Maybe the Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. Just part of my summer reading list." - Ms. Whorton

Mr. Campbell recommends: World War Z by Max Brooks 

"It is a great read about how people react in a crisis. It will also prepare you for the coming zombie apocalypse." - Mr. Campbell

Mrs. Akhand recommends: North of Happy by Adi Alsaid

"This book is about how we deal with the loss of a loved one, forcing us to question what is important to us. The kitchen and cooking scenes are great. The main character has visions of his brother which helps him through his decisions." - Mrs. Akhand