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N AME : DATE:

MY BOOK REVIE

SUMMARY

Write a short summary of the book in your own words. What ls the main plot or idea?

Mr. Keene, the principal of the school, is so proud of his students and teachers that he
decides they should have school every day—weekends, holidays, and even in the summer!
At first, everyone goes along with it, but soon the students, teachers, and even Mr. Keene
start to feel tired. Finally, a student named Tillie speaks up, and Mr. Keene realizes that kids
also learn important things outside of school. He changes his mind and brings back
weekends and holidays.

CHARACTERS

Main Characters:

Name and Description:

• Mr. Keene– The well-meaning but overly enthusiastic principal who thinks
more school is always better.
• Tillie– A thoughtful and brave student who helps Mr. Keene understand
that learning happens everywhere.
SETT NG

Where and When: (Describe the time and place where the story happens.)

The story takes place in a cheerful elementary school in a small town. It happens in
modern times, over the course of several weeks.

FAVOR TE PART

What was your favorite part of the book? Why?


My favorite part of the book was when Tillie told Mr. Keene that even though school is important,
kids also learn at home, with family and in nature. It was a sweet moment that showed how wise kids
can be.

THEMES/MESSAGES

What are the main themes or messages of the book? What do you think the author
wanted you to learn or think about? Why?

The main message of the book is that learning doesn’t only happen in school. It
reminds us that children also need time to explore, rest, play, and grow in
different environments. The author wants us to think about balance in
education.

RAT NG

On a scale of I to 5 stars, how would you rate thls book? Explain your rating.

I give this book 5 stars because it’s funny, meaningful, and has a great message for kids
and adults.The illustrations are colorful, and the story is easy to understand.

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