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Kelly Fayer kellyfayer — 1968 Newbery Medal Winner I could tell this was a bit dated by now, since Claudia mentioned petticoats at some point. Although I guess someone on my Facebook feed was just talking about borrowing a petticoat. Hmmm... Overall, I think kids would enjoy this story more than I did. The story focuses on Claudia and Jamie, a sister and brother who run away to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and hide there for about a week. They discover a new statue called Angel that was sold to the museum by a Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. The story was well-written and had a lot of funny moments, and all of the plot strands tied up nicely. I couldn't really empathize with the kids, though. They were kind of stupid not thinking that their parents were going to freak the hell out about them running away without giving a clue where they were going. They were also kind of stupid about the letter on the base of the statue being a clue that the museum staff wouldn't have seen already. Maybe naive is the right word, not stupid, but still, it didn't make it very entertaining for me as an adult. I think out of the Newbery titles, I've been more interested in the stories about kids that have to tackle adult issues, or the ones that are truly inventive and complex like When You Reach Me. The conceit was interesting, though--the story's written with the voice of Mrs. Frankweiler, who's writing to her lawyer explaining about the children's exploits. The lawyer turns out to have a less than random tie to the story as well, which was cool, but not enough to make me really enjoy the book as a whole.

Olga Antashkevich antalga — Wow. I really enjoyed the character development in this book. The story has to be real to so many people, the strength of a parent's love and willingness to do anything for your children.

никита толстов tolstovgroup — This book was alot slower to develop than any other Patterson book I've read so far. I didn't really get into it until I was over halfway done with the book. I would not recommend this book to someone who has never tried James Patterson before, he has much better in my opinion.