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| Title: The View from Saturday |
| Author:
E.L. Konigsburg |
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Reviewer: Erin F. '12
This book is about
a group of kids who never really talk with each other, until
one day when one of the kids asks them all over for tea. They
enter in a "bowl" and call themselves the Souls.
They do very well and beat everyone they go against. They
become the best of friends over just a little cup of tea.
It goes to show you that you can become friends with people
in the easiest of ways!
I recomend this
book to people who like happy endings. I really enjoyed this
book!
Spring 2005 |
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Reviewer: Lauren W. '12
The View from
Saturday
will keep you thinking throughout the whole story
.
The View from Saturday, is about 4 kids in sixth grade named
Noah, Nadia, Ethan, and Julian. They were chosen by their
teacher, Mrs. Olinski, for the Academic Bowl team. Mrs. Olinski
did not choose her team like all of the teachers by holding
a mini classroom contest. Mrs. Olinski doesn't even know how
she chose them until the
end. The story begins with telling about the contest and the
actual contest. A question is asked in the Academic Bowl,
and Noah buzzes in. The chapter ends and you hear Noah's story.
The book continues this pattern, question, then Nadia's story;
question, then
Ethan's story. Noah, Nadia, and Ethan are all connected because
of a wedding. Julian comes into the story a little later.
During the last chapters of the book, all of the characters
are together in different
competitions and a few other things.
I really liked
The View From Saturday. It is a great story and I
was always interested.
Fall 2004 |
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| Reviewer:
Tory
R. 08
How had Mrs. Olinski chosen her sixth-grade Academic Bowl
team? She was often asked this question and had numerous good
answers. But no one really knew if any of them were true.
Everyone was shocked when Mrs. Olinskis team won the
Bowl at Epiphany Middle School. Every question that they were
asked at the Bowl had to do with something that at least one
of the children had done, or learned. This book is educational
and very funny.
Spring 2001 |
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| Reviewer: Karin B. '06
The View from Saturday is about four sixth grade
children who called themselves The Souls. Their teacher, Mrs.
Olinski, a paraplegic, chooses them for a contest between
two middle schools. First, they beat the other sixth grade
for the right to represent their class. Then, they beat the
seventh and eighth grade classes so they could represent their
middle school. They went to the finals and played against
the hardest school to beat.
Read The View from Saturday to
find out more about the students chosen for the team, and
to find out if they win.
3/31/99 |
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