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　　Did Mrs. Olinsky choose the four members of the sixth grade

Academic Bowl Team, or did they choose her--and one another? Four

stories-within-in-a-story, interspersed with the ongoing narrative

of the team's triumphant march to the state championship, introduce

each member of the team in his own her own voice, and bring the

dynamics of the group into focus .

这是一部非常优秀的当代儿童小说。书中讲述的故事非常简单，一位身体残疾的女教师带领她挑选出来的六年级代表队经过一次又一次的努力，后打败了七年级和八年级，一举夺得了竞赛的桂冠，取得该地区、该学校史无前例的胜利。

简单的故事，平常的情节。因为笔底潜藏的激情而变得极富吸引力。书中四位学生轮流讲述发生在竞赛背后的一连串故事与正在进行的比赛穿插进行，现场的热闹、紧张和背后故事的安静、舒缓构成了鲜明的对比，增加了故事的深度和张力，也为智力竞赛的理性思辨色彩增加了情感的温度和友情的力量。这个秘密小团队为自己取了一个充满意味的名字——灵魂，“灵魂”既是将他们凝聚在一起的一个名号。也是他们追求的一种有智慧、有中心的生活状态，而“善意”则是“灵魂”的“灵魂”，“灵魂”的力量之源。

在每个星期六，为了训练。这四个孩子会聚集在一起喝茶，学习书法，帮助朱利安的父亲整理旅店，享受友谊和快乐。这是一个美丽的约定，友谊的约定，这样的约定代表了每个人的青春记忆。

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　　E. L. Konigsburg is the only author to have won the Newbery

Medal and be runner-up in the same year. In 1968 From the Mixed-Up

Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler won the Newbery Medal and

Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth was

named Newbery Honor Book. Almost thirty years later she won the

Newbery Medal once again for The View From Saturday. She has also

written and illustrated three picture books: Samuel Todd's Book of

Great Colors, Samuel Todd's Book of Great Inventions, and Amy

Elizabeth Explores Bloomingdale's. In 2000 she wrote Silent to the

Bone, which was named a New York Times Notable Book and an ALA Best

Book for Young Adults, among many other honors.

　　After completing her degree at Carnegie Mellon University, Ms.

Konigsburg did graduate work in organic chemistry at the University

of Pittsburgh. For several years she taught science at a private

girls' school. When the third of her three children started

kindergarten, she began to write. She now lives on the beach in

North Florida.

柯尼斯伯格，美国著名儿童文学作家，1930年出生在美国纽约，童年在宾夕法尼亚州的一个小镇度过。大学主修化学的科尼斯伯格，写作风格属于较智慧型，作品内容错综复杂，描写却精密准确、幽默而充满逻辑。处女作《小巫婆求仙记》于1968年荣获纽伯瑞儿童文学奖银奖，她的第二本书《天使雕像》更在同年获得纽伯瑞儿童文学奖金奖，这在美国历史上是*的。这两本书为她的写作生涯奏响了轰轰烈烈的序曲。也奠定了她在儿童文学中的地位。

《相约星期六》是她又一力作，曾获1997年纽伯瑞儿童文学奖金奖。 

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　　Amazon.com Review

　　A powerhouse sixth-grade Academic Bowl team from Epiphany Middle

School; the art of calligraphy; the retirees of Century Village,

Florida; a genius dog named Ginger; and a holiday production of

"Annie" all figure heavily in the latest book by E. L. Konigsburg,

who has produced a Newbery Medal-winning children's tale to rival

her classic From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler,

which won the Newbery Medal almost 30 years ago. The new book

centers around a group of four brilliant, shy 12-year-olds and the

tea party they have each Saturday morning. Konigsburg's wacky

erudition and her knack for offbeat characters make this a funny

and endearing story of friendship. --This text refers to the

Hardcover edition.

　　From Publishers Weekly

　　This 1996 Newbery Medal winner charts the ties that bind four

members of an extraordinarily successful 6th-grade quiz bowl team.

In a starred review, PW called it "glowing with humor and dusted

with magic." Ages 8-12.

Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.

　　From Booklist

　　Gr. 5^-7. Four sixth-graders are chosen by their teacher, Mrs.

Olinski, to be the class representatives for the Academic Bowl

team. When the team goes on to perform amazing feats of erudition,

including winning the state championship, people keep asking Mrs.

Olinski how she chose the participants. Although the questioners

never get a real answer, the story, told from different

perspectives, lets readers in on the secret. Konigsburg's latest

shows flashes of her great talent and her grasp of childhood, but

the book is weighted down by a Byzantine structure that houses too

many characters and alternating narratives that will confuse

readers. The story begins at the wedding of two senior citizens in

which young Noah is the best man. Two of the other team members,

Ethan and Nadia, are grandchildren of the bride and groom, and the

fourth member, new boy Julian Singh, cements the group when he

invites the others for tea (yes, tea). Mrs. Olinski, who is

wheelchair bound, only thinks she is choosing the quartet, when it

is just as true they are choosing her. Overriding themes of

civility and inclusiveness add interesting elements, but this is

more ambitious than it is successful. Ilene Cooper --This text

refers to the Hardcover edition.

　　From Kirkus Reviews

　　Admirable acts, challenging ideas, and grace notes positively

festoon this superb tale of four sixth graders and a paraplegic

teacher forming a junior high Academic Bowl team that sweeps away

the competition. The plot is composed of interwoven puzzles. What

prompts Mrs. Olinski to choose Noah, Nadia, Ethan, and Julian for

the team over the usual overachievers and honor students in her

class? What do they know about her, themselves, and each other that

puts them so precisely on the same wavelength and gives them such

complementary knowledge and experience? Each has a tale to tell, in

the course of which all four witness acts of kindness and respect

that teach them to find those feelings in themselves and others. In

wry prose filled with vivid imagery, information, and often oblique

clues, Konigsburg takes her team through bonding, drills, and a

series of contests as suspenseful as any in sports fiction; the

children and Mrs. Olinski's public triumph mirror inner epiphanies

of rare depth and richness. The large cast, looping plot line, and

embedded stories with different narrators require careful sorting,

but the effort is eminently worthwhile, and Konigsburg kindly

provides answers at the end. (Fiction. 11-13) -- Copyright

©1996, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved. --This

text refers to the Hardcover edition.

　　Review

　　Some of us have already read every book E. L. Konigsburg ever

wrote, but others are going to begin with this book and will

probably find it very hard to stop before going through the whole

shelf. -- The New York Times Book Review, Beth Gutcheon --This text

refers to the Hardcover edition.

　　Review

　　"When most people hear 'large-print book,' they immediately think

senior citizen. But large-print editions of popular children's

books -- from the powerhouse Harry Potter series to timeless

classics like The Adventures of Tom Sawyer -- are now making their

way onto the shelves of the Children's Department at the Canton

Library. . . . Although large-print editions are targeted to the

visually-impaired or dyslexic child, they can also be used by

standard-vision readers. So Kershner [Children's librarian at the

Canton Public Library] has decided against creating a special

section in the Children's Department (as exists in the Adult

Department) opting instead to intersperse large-print books on the

shelves with the regular print versions of the same titles."

　　-- The Observer and Eccentric (October 2000) (The Observer and

Eccentric )

　　"Thorndike Press has helped me not only find books I want to

read, but they also look like regular books. That's important when

you're a kid and you can only read Large Print, you want your book

to look like all the other books. I'm reading a lot more now that

we have found Thorndike Press."

　　-- Jim Bernardin, Islamorada, FL

　　"Everyone loves to read, there's nothing like curling up with a

good book. We're a reading family, so when our son was diagnosed

with Stargardt's Disease and only able to read Large Print, it was

particularly difficult. Books on tape are wonderful but they don't

fill the void of actually reading a good story. Large Print books

have been around a long time for older people, but to find a good

novel for a young person in Large Print began to feel nearly

impossible. The books that Thorndike Press publishes have truly

made a difference in my son's reading life. He can enjoy current

novels as well as some of the classics that he missed reading when

it became too difficult with regular print."

　　-- Sara Bernardin, Islamorada, FL --This text refers to the

Hardcover edition.

媒体评论

柯尼斯伯格的*力作《相约星期六》是一部媲美纽伯瑞金奖作品《天使雕像》的儿童小说这本书围绕一个由4名出色、害羞的12岁年轻人组成的团队以及他们每周六的茶会叙述，柯尼斯伯格的博学和与众不同的人物塑造技巧，使得友谊的故事充满趣味、令人喜爱。　　　 

——亚马逊网友  

我们中的有些人已经读过柯尼斯伯格曾写的每本书，但如果其他人首先读这本书，他们将发现在看完整本书之前会很难停止阅读。　　　 

——纽约时报书评  

一位坐轮椅的老师、一个名为“灵魂”的团体、一段成长道路上的特殊经历，为我们描述了一个充满智慧、温情的故事。　　　　 

——豆瓣网友 

书籍介绍

Did Mrs. Olinsky choose the four members of the sixth grade Academic Bowl Team, or did they choose her--and one another? Four stories-within-in-a-story, interspersed with the ongoing narrative of the team's triumphant march to the state championship, introduce each member of the team in his own her own voice, and bring the dynamics of the group into focus .