An edition of The Saturdays (1923)

The Saturdays

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An edition of The Saturdays (1923)

The Saturdays

  • 5.0 (2 ratings) ·
  • 33 Want to read
  • 2 Currently reading
  • 9 Have read

Four New York City siblings decide to pool their resources so that each can do a special thing on the Saturday that is his turn to receive the combined allowance.

Publish Date
Publisher
Henry Holt
Language
English
Pages
177

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Cover of: The Saturdays
The Saturdays
2002, Henry Holt
in English
Cover of: The Saturdays
The Saturdays
1955, William Heinemann Ltd.
in English
Cover of: The Saturdays
The Saturdays
1941, Farrar & Rinehart
in English

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Edition Notes

Originally published: Farrar & Rinehart, 1941.
"A Melendy book."
Sequel: The Four-Story Mistake.

Published in
New York
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ7.E724 Sat 2002, PZ7.E724Sat 2002

The Physical Object

Pagination
177 p. :
Number of pages
177

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3953636M
Internet Archive
saturdays0000enri_z2v4
ISBN 10
0805070605
LCCN
2001051705
Library Thing
38532
Goodreads
5019

Work Description

New York City, the year before Pearl Harbor. The four Melendy children and their father -- a brilliant, impecunious scholar and lecturer -- live in a dilapidated house in the city, under the care of a strict but loving housekeeper. Their allowances don't stretch to much as individuals, so they decide to pool their cash and on each of four subsequent Saturdays one sibling gets to blow the lot. This is a well-written book that doesn't talk down to its audience; the chapter where the youngest boy goes to the circus, gets lost, and comes home riding a policeman's horse should be read out loud for the flavor of the prose.

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