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THE WINTER ROOM

by Gary Paulsen ‧ RELEASE DATE: Oct. 1, 1989

More a prose poem than a novel, this beautifully written evocation of a Minnesota farm perhaps 40 years ago consists of portraits of each of the four seasons, along with four brief stories told by old Uncle David in the room the family calls "The Winter Room." And, in its way most revealing, there is also an introduction ("Tuning") so skillfully written that it ironically belies its own message: that books cannot have smells, or sound, or light, since these must be supplied by the reader in response to the author's words. With his authentic descriptions, Paulsen makes it easy for the reader to comply. It's not clear to whom Eldon, the 11-year-old narrator, speaks—mostly he describes, rather than explains, though the explanatory creeps in: "Each cow has to have a calf or it won't. . .give milk." Unlike the novels of Laura Ingalls Wilder and Jean George, which also conjure life in a particular setting through the accumulation of detail, this presentation of the marvelous minutiae of farm life supports only a gossamer plot hinging on the relationship between story and reality. As carefully structured as cobweb, the idea is there, almost invisible, from early on, when emulating a feat in a Zane Grey novel results in a dangerous prank; it resurfaces in the character of Father, who doesn't answer questions but enjoys speaking in simile; and climaxes when Eldon's brother challenges the fragile illusion of Uncle David's stories by calling them lies, causing a moving philosophical crisis in this taciturn family. Readers will be rare, but this is too fine to be ignored as a shelf-sitter.

Pub Date: Oct. 1, 1989

ISBN: 0531058395

Page Count: -

Publisher: Orchard/Watts

Review Posted Online: Oct. 18, 2011

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Sept. 15, 1989

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The winter room.

• Gary Paulsen
• Contemporary

Readability Age Range

• Scholastic, Inc.
• Newberry Honor Book, 1990

Year Published

This realistic fiction book by Gary Paulsen is written for kids ages 9 and up and is published by Scholastic, Inc. The age range reflects readability and not necessarily content appropriateness.

Plot Summary

Eleven-year-old Eldon grows up with his brother, Wayne, their parents and two uncles on a rustic Minnesota farm. Each season on the farm presents new experiences, which shape Eldon’s view of both farm life and family. Winter is special because the family gathers in the winter room to hear Uncle David’s stories, but when Uncle David tells a new story, he loses the respect of Eldon’s brother, Wayne — a respect that is restored when Uncle David, unaware that the boys are watching, draws energy from the ground and appears to be youthfully strong, again, at least momentarily.

Christian Beliefs

Uncle David and Uncle Nels each have a Bible on their bedside table. Father thanks God for a meal. Wayne condemns bragging and compares it to lying.

Other Belief Systems

This story begins suggesting that books need to appeal to readers through the use of all five of their senses for stories to come to life. Eldon cryptically muses on where there are spaces between time, the pauses between days that turn into a different season. In one of Uncle David’s stories, a kidnapped woman uses magic to enact revenge. Mother says that Uncle David’s stories are not necessarily to be believed, but may be fantasy. In a surreal sequence, Uncle David draws power from the ground to make himself young again, and the boys watch in what is described as prayerful worship.

Authority Roles

In Eldon’s home, Mother controls the household and finances, while Father works hard on the land and takes every opportunity to involve his sons in what he does. Mother brings lunch to Father while he’s working in the field and helps him complete the demands of farm work. Father gently teases his sons but takes a firm stance against their fighting. The boys are expected to stay out of the room their two uncles share. In one of Uncle David’s stories, a manager refuses to tolerate an employee’s pranks. Later, Wayne accuses Uncle David of boasting about himself in his story, and David responds with only a sad look.

Profanity & Violence

Though no profanity is used in the story, Eldon often uses crude comparisons to describe things on the farm, such as walking through manure so deep it comes up to his crotch or the effect of a horse urinating in a man’s ear. Several people are said to have died in bizarre ways — one girl drowns herself in a lake, another is eaten by pigs and a man willfully allows himself to freeze to death. One of Uncle David’s stories refers to Vikings killing and kidnapping. The process of slaughtering farm animals is described in graphic detail.

Sexual Content

Uncle David has calendar pin-ups of women on his walls, but there is no indication that the pictures contain nudity.

Discussion Topics

If your children have read this book or someone has read it to them, consider these discussion topics:

• Eldon and Wayne often disagree with each other and sometimes fight. Why do they do that?
• Choose one situation where they did this.

Describe one way that they could have better handled the disagreement.

Faith can be hard to understand.

• What do you think Mother meant when she said Uncle David’s stories are not to be believed?

How is this type of belief different from faith?

What happened in the story of Crazy Allen?

• How did he turn his own death into a practical joke?
• What is the problem with practical jokes?

Is there anything that you should not joke about?

Wayne said bragging is similar to lying.

Explain why you agree or disagree with Wayne.

Eldon and Wayne lived with their parents and uncles.

• How would living with your family and extended family in a small house change the way you live now?
• What are some of the rules this family has and what are some things this family does to get along?

What do you think your family and your extended family would have to do to get along?

Which of Uncle David’s stories did you like the best?

What made it special to you?

Why did Wayne lose respect for his uncle?

• How did he react?
• Who is someone that you have lost respect for?
• Why did this person lose your respect?

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Gary Paulsen is one of the most honored writers of contemporary literature for young readers, author of three Newbery Honor titles, Dogsong, Hatchet, and The Winter Room. He has written over 100 books for adults and young readers. He divides his time among Alaska, New Mexico, Minnesota, and the Pacific.

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This is a Newbery Award book written by the man who wrote the Hatchet series and so much more. He knows about the wilderness and about boys and how we are changed by facing challenges.

This book will show you how it feels to grow up on a farm and work hard. However, there is something else happening as you go through the seasons.

The boy Eldon is discovering that stories are so much more than an amusing way to pass the time. I wonder if you have made this discovery in your reading.

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The Winter Room

Gary paulsen, g. paulsen. scholastic, $16.99 (112pp) isbn 978-0-531-05839-8.

Reviewed on: 09/01/1989

Genre: Children's

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by Paulsen, Gary. (Orchard, 1989 ISBN 0-531-08439-6) Novel. pages. Grades 5+. This book was reviewed by Carol Otis Hurst in Teaching K-8 Magazine . Review This is a brief, intense novel with incredible descriptive scenes. As a young boy and his older brother Wayne grow up on a farm in northern Minnesota, we are witness to vivid scenes of farm life. In the bleak winters Uncle David tells stories in the winter room (a room only used in winter) of an almost mythological logging past. The boys doubt the truth of his stories and say so, thus hurting David so much he stops telling stories. It is only when the boys sneak into the barn to watch Uncle David and witness his incredible control of the axes that they begin to believe his stories are true and convince their uncle to resume the storytelling. The prologue to this book Paulsen calls "Honing" and it is full of sensory images that set the mood and tenor of the book. It is worth reading aloud and savoring. Students might then like to go on to other strong beginnings in books which set the stage for what is to come. Lois Lowry 's prologue in Autumn Street has an equally strong first chapter which also serves as epilogue to the book. Does "Honing" serve in the same way?

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This story of two Norwegian-American farm boys who discover the remarkable magic of storytelling is vintage Gary Paulsen - earthy, gritty, and ultimately poignant. Be aware that Paulsen vividly describes the reality of farm life, including slaughtering pigs and shoveling manure, as the story unfolds.

• Listening Length 1 hour and 59 minutes
• Author Gary Paulsen
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• Audible release date March 4, 2014
• Language English
• Publisher Recorded Books
• ASIN B00ISBAB0W
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