Stories about heroes motivate readers like few other books do. Whether it's mythology, a fictional hero, or real-world nonfiction, we want to cheer for characters who overcome and make a difference.
I recently asked several English teachers to share fiction OR nonfiction titles about inspiring books that are appropriate for a secondary classroom, and here are the results.
Click on the name of the person recommending the book to read her book review.
#1: When Thunder Comes
Recommended by @secondarysara. Link to Amazon.
#2: Marie Curie: A Photographic Story of a Life
Recommended by @readingandwritinghaven. Link to Amazon.
#3: Notorious RBG
#4: I am Malala
#5: Courage to Soar
Recommended by @studyallknight. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @room213tpt. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @hansonhallway. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @yacafepodcast. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @elaeveryday. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @doccopteaching. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @mrsspanglerinthemiddle. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @elaclassroom and @readitwriteitlearnit.
Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @addiewilliams_tpt. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @nouvelle_ela. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @prestoplans. Photo credit to @thelibraryofsin.
Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @thedaringenglishteacher. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @theclassroomsparrow. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @theliterarymaven. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @ebacademics. Link to Amazon.
Recommended by @2peasandadog. Link to Amazon.
Do you have additional recommendations?
Tell us in the comments!
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