The Westing Game Book Report

Type a brief description and biography of the author.

The Main Characters in the Book Name and describe each character

The Setting Where did the story take place:

Plot Outline- List the events in sequence 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8/

Things and People Are Often Not as They Seem Theme Things and People Are Often Not as They Seem Give examples from the book that support this theme It starts with the opening sentences: the luxury apartment building is not a regular rental property—it is meant to lure only specific renters;

Book Summary Rewrite the Summary below and put into your own words. The Westing Game is a mystery masterpiece. It has a twisting plot and many characters. Most of the characters live in Sunset Towers. The key to the game (the story) is who is the Westing Heir. The characters work in pairs to use clues from Samuel Westing's will to try to find out if he or she is the Westing heir. The characters' jobs or interests help them with the game. You will be surprised how good this story is! See if you can beat The Westing Game. There's a bright, new, beautiful luxury apartment building on the Lake Michigan shore, but there's no advertising to lure tenants. Instead, an odd delivery boy rides around on his bicycle and slips invitations under the doors of the chosen tenants-to-be. Each potential tenant is shown only one apartment and is told that it is the last available apartment. In every situation, the offer is made in such a way that it would be foolish to turn it down. Soon, Sunset Towers is full with an interesting mix of families and single people. Their backgrounds are all very different—or so it seems. Sunset Towers not only has tenants, it also has businesses: there's a coffee shop, a gourmet restaurant, and a doctor's office. The tenants are all aware of the imposing mansion next door: the Westing house.