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This document outlines the English topics and suggested reading for a 3-year secondary school program from Years 7 to 9. In Year 7, topics include myths, Shakespeare, and poetry, with recommended books like Treasure Island and Robinson Crusoe. Year 8 covers Shakespearean themes, detective fiction, and dystopian works, suggesting Sherlock Holmes and 1984. Year 9 focuses on war poetry, Of Mice and Men, and writing skills, recommending books such as Private Peaceful and To Kill a Mockingbird.
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