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The Outcasts of 19 Schuyler Place

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She plots initially with young Jake Kaplan. She personally recruits to the Cultural Preservation Committee. She does this through their mothers who still live in Epiphany, two adults who were friends of her own mother and neighbors of the towers as children, art museum director Peter Vanderwaal and
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when it moved out of the city. They operated "Jewels Bi-Rose" when downtown business was good, dealing in crystal, ceramic, jewelry, and timepieces. Morris is an expert at timepiece repair, which has dwindled, and the brothers have been reduced to a small booth selling digital watches at the mall.
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Infinitel (a telephone company) attorney Loretta Bevilaqua. With Jake she must handle Phase One: Stop the demolition. On Loretta's advice she buys the towers for a dollar; on her own, she occupies them. Finally Jake must drag his mother and the Meadowlarks from Camp Talequa into the fray.
267:, 12, daughter of University Registrar Kane and Naomi Landau, a professor in the psychology department. She was named for her recently deceased grandmother Margaret Rose (Landau). Primarily she lives with her parents but they are away on vacation β€”until the 338:(2007). Jake the artist is the absent father of boy narrator Amedeo Kaplan, and one cause or source of the boy's great knowledge of fine art. Deo lives with his mother Loretta and Peter is again a crucial helper.) 233:, but the new home owning gentry have petitioned to have the towers demolished. Margaret spurs and leads a belated fight to save them after the Uncles have lost their last battle and given up hope. 252:. Margaret's triumph was bittersweet: she anticipated sharing it with her returning parents but saw that their love had ended and her family would soon break up. Tower Hill became a suburban 225:
Margaret lives the rest of vacation with the Uncles. For 45 years they have constructed three towers of scrap metal, glass, and ceramic in their small back yard at 19 Schuyler Place, former
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mustered academic opinions in support. Loretta, who recognized their potential function, persuaded Infinitel to buy them. They were moved to a new hilltop park above campus and topped with
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is about the same age as Margaret's mother Naomi. He grew up next door at 21 Schuyler Place and the towers inspired his career. He directs the art center in
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that the Tappan Glass Works long ago sold to its workers or to immigrants such as the Roses. The uncles have remained through Old Town's decline and recent
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Phases Two and Three and the epilogue comprise fewer than 20 pages. Occupation with mass media publicity bought time. Peter who knew the towers as
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is set in 19 Schuyler Place in the summer of 1983, primarily in downtown Epiphany, Clarion County, a fictional county in
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One other Konigsburg novel is set primarily in Old Town and the neighboring Clarion State University community,
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during the 1930s or earlier, and purchased 19 Schuyler Place (company housing) from the
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was their beloved older sister. The three siblings immigrated from
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Mrs. Olinski and her students go to Epiphany Middle School (
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E. L. Konigsburg
Young adult novel
Atheneum Books
2004
hardcover
ISBN
0-689-86636-4
OCLC
52478648
LC Class
young adult novel
E. L. Konigsburg
Silent to the Bone
Simon & Schuster
Greater New York
Silent to the Bone
The Mysterious Edge of the Heroic World
The View From Saturday
middle-school
company housing
gentrification
masterpieces
outsider art
cellular phone antennas
housing development
denouement
namesake
Hungary
glass works

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