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Title	:	Superior Saturday (The Keys to the Kingdom #6)
Author	:	Garth Nix
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2008 by Scholastic (first published June 1st 2008)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens

Superior Saturday (The Keys to the Kingdom #6) Hardcover | Pages: 336 pages

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On the sixth day, there was sorcery.

Arthur Penhaligan has wrested five of the Keys from their immortal guardians, the Trustees of the Will. But gaining the Sixth Key poses a greater challenge than any he has faced before. Superior Saturday is not just one of the Trustees – she is also the oldest Denizen and the most powerful and knowledgeable sorcerer within the House. She has tens of thousands of sorcerers at her command, and she has been preparing her forces all along for the Will’s escape and the activities of the Rightful Heir.

As Saturday’s schemes become evident, Arthur is beset on all sides. The House is being destroyed, and only the power of the Keys can hold back the tide of destruction. Arthur’s home city is under attack. His allies are unreliable. He can’t even get into the apparently impregnable Upper House . . .  and even if he does, finding the Sixth Part of the Will and gaining the Sixth Key might not be enough to counter Saturday’s bid for ultimate power.

The Stakes are getting higher and higher. Can Arthur survive?

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Original Title:	Superior Saturday
ISBN:	0439700892 (ISBN13: 9780439700894)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Keys to the Kingdom #6

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I am enjoying the heck out of this series! Garth Nix is brilliant at coming up with unusual settings and permutations of magic, and making them make sense. The way Arthur is evolving is great too, not just stuck in one mode all the way through...an excellent series from an excellent writer for young adults!

My god. Perhaps the greatest one so far. And there was me being all scared because the last one was crap. Nix, you do not disappoint! (again)So. Our dear author has decided to dash the successful formulaic system that was one of the signatures of The Keys to the Kingdom: The Sixth Key was not claimed, Saturday was not defeated. The book ends on a real cliffhanger this time, not just leading onto the next book. I wonder at this point about Sunday's intentions. He could be like Wednesday; willing.

All I have to say about this one is.... it's a good thing I don't have to wait to read the Next one.

Loved it. So much action and tension, I could hardly put it down!

After the wait between Lady Friday and the publication of Superior Saturday, it took a little while to first remember what had happened previously and to get into the mindset of all things Keys to the Kingdom. I have to marvel at Garth Nix's scale of imagination - far surpasses my own, and so I struggled with picturing Staurday's tower of iron cubes and chains. It was engaging, and Arthur's own changes and attitude were interesting to read about but it all sort of smacks of a sandwich with no

I really wish we could give 1/2 marks for books, because I did not want to give as low as a 3 but also didn't want to give as high as a 4. I did enjoy Superior Saturday but it feels like a book where a lot happens but also not a lot happens either.I just feel that the Upper House is the least developed on all the regions of the House so far. Unlike with the last few parts of the House, I haven't been left wanting to see more of this part. Superior Saturday kind of reminds me of the first two

Quite the cliffhanger. Glad I had the next one ready to go.