The School Story Novel Text

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The School Story Novel Text

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Short Description:
Natalie Nelson, a twelve-year-old aspiring writer, and her best friend Zoe Reisman, who acts as her literary agent, work together to get Natalie’s book published without her mother’s influence.
# Pages:
224
Age:
Age 9
Age:
Age 10
Age:
Age 11
Author:
Clements, Andrew
Grade:
Grade 3
Grade:
Grade 4
Grade:
Grade 5
Genre:
Young Readers
Themes/ Topics:
Family
Themes/ Topics:
Friendship
Themes/ Topics:
Persistence
Themes/ Topics:
School Life
SKU:
922B
ISBN
9780689851865
$7.99
Printed Copy:
Comes printed on 3-hole punched looseleaf ready for your binder or file folder
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Short Description:
Natalie Nelson, a twelve-year-old aspiring writer, and her best friend Zoe Reisman, who acts as her literary agent, work together to get Natalie’s book published without her mother’s influence.
# Pages:
224
Age:
Age 9
Age:
Age 10
Age:
Age 11
Author:
Clements, Andrew
Grade:
Grade 3
Grade:
Grade 4
Grade:
Grade 5
Genre:
Young Readers
Themes/ Topics:
Family
Themes/ Topics:
Friendship
Themes/ Topics:
Persistence
Themes/ Topics:
School Life
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About the Book The School Story

The School Story by Andrew Clements is a heartwarming middle-grade novel that follows the journey of two twelve-year-old girls, Natalie Nelson and Zoe Reisman, as they navigate the world of publishing. Natalie, a budding writer, has penned a novel titled The Cheater. Encouraged by her best friend Zoe, who believes in the potential of Natalie’s work, they embark on a mission to get the book published.

Natalie’s mother, Hannah, is an editor at a publishing company, but Natalie wants her book to be judged on its own merits, not because of her mother’s position. To achieve this, Natalie adopts the pseudonym Cassandra Day, and Zoe takes on the role of her literary agent. With the help of their supportive English teacher, Ms. Clayton, the girls manage to submit the manuscript to Hannah’s publishing house without revealing Natalie’s true identity.

The novel explores themes of friendship, perseverance, and the power of believing in oneself. It also provides an insightful look into the publishing process, making it both an educational and inspiring read for young aspiring writers. Through their determination and creativity, Natalie and Zoe demonstrate that age is no barrier to achieving one’s dreams. The School Story is a delightful tale that celebrates the joys of writing, the strength of friendship, and the importance of following one’s passion.

 

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