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Meet the Souls
Noah, who quite by accident was best man at the wedding of Ethan's grandmother and Nadia's grandfather
Nadia, a hybrid with a halo of red hair, a dog that's a genius, and a fondness for baby turtles
Ethan, the silent second son of one of Epiphany's oldest families, who discovers he likes halos
Julian, the strangest person on the school bus, who starts everything by inviting the others to a tea party
How did Mrs. Olinski, returning to teaching ten years after being paralyzed in an automobile accident, choose these four to be her sixth-grade Academic Bowl team? And how did this unlikely foursome become even unlikelier champions, in far more than just the state middle school competition? The View From Saturday is a rich and rewarding journey that answers these questions and raises many more.
Noah, who quite by accident was best man at the wedding of Ethan's grandmother and Nadia's grandfather
Nadia, a hybrid with a halo of red hair, a dog that's a genius, and a fondness for baby turtles
Ethan, the silent second son of one of Epiphany's oldest families, who discovers he likes halos
Julian, the strangest person on the school bus, who starts everything by inviting the others to a tea party
How did Mrs. Olinski, returning to teaching ten years after being paralyzed in an automobile accident, choose these four to be her sixth-grade Academic Bowl team? And how did this unlikely foursome become even unlikelier champions, in far more than just the state middle school competition? The View From Saturday is a rich and rewarding journey that answers these questions and raises many more.
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