This week my bilingual third-grade students are giving presentations on the topic The top 3 books everybody should have read by the age of 18. Their task was to prepare a presentation choosing and introducing 3 different books that every student should have read by the age of 18 and explain their choice. They were asked to comment on the benefits reading these books brings to students’ life, the theme, and the highlights of the chosen books. The students demonstrated a high level of maturity, knowledge and understanding of the books’ ideas and motifs which was reflected in captivating and interesting presentations. Among the discussed books belong, for example, Animal Farm; The Color Purple; We Are the Weather; The Secret; To Kill a Mockingbird; The Hunger Games, All the Bright Places or How to Think Like A Roman Emperor. Through deep and complex interpretations, they proved that young people still read a lot and they have much to offer in terms of their opinions and perspectives on the literary world.