From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg

From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg'A work of genius' Katherine Rundell'A small miracle the ultimate escape fantasy' The TimesTwelve year old Claudia Kincaid, straight A student, has had enough of being good. She decides to run away, but it must be to somewhere beautiful so she and her little brother Jamie (with the cash he won playing cards) sneak off to live in New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. There they sleep in a bed owned by a queen and bathe in a fountain with bronze

and some unexpected visitors to contend with

Charlotte Rampling's dad and the weepy judge from The Great Pottery Throwdown

But mysterious

'Remarkable

The puzzles cover every aspect of modern Britain

William McKinley

old secrets are beginning to find their way to the light

Push your finger through the hole to bring the bunny to life and make simple actions from sniffing the flowers to nibbling a carrot

The girl/boy-next-door

There are lots of animals in the river

But when Danny and Dom have to bail

To grow ever more powerful