Tell Me Something Tuesday is a fun weekly meme hosted by Cambria @ CambriaHebert.com.
Each week there will be a new question to answer and share. This is a great way for bloggers to get to know one another.
This week's question:
If you could spend a day with a book character who would it be and what would you do?
Wow, what a tough question!!! I have so many that I'd like to visit, and for so many different reasons. I have thought about a character that would just be plain fun to hang out with, then I have thought about historical characters - because I have always had a fascination for history, and I have even thought about weird, odd-ball characters - just because.
Who would I visit? I finally decided to just keep it simple - but pull something from an older book. I would thoroughly enjoy spending a day with Claudia and her brother, Jamie, from From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.
Why? This book is so fun!!! Claudia and Jamie run away from home - but they aren't really running away, so much as running to something. They run to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Could you imagine taking up residence in a museum?
I always complain that I never have enough time to really check out the displays in a museum. Again, I am totally fascinated with history and the such. I could spend all my free time in a museum!! To actually spend a day living there, in my opinion would be AWESOME!!!!!
So, it isn't so much about who I am visiting here, as where I am going!!!! However, I do think that Claudia's thoughts into selecting where they were running to were quite interesting! I think I would have fun with her and Jamie.
Who (or where) would you visit?
Hi Sara! I haven't read this book but boy is sure sounds like fun! Spending a day in a museum would be very exciting. :) Great answer!
ReplyDeleteHello, Sara! I agree, living in a museum would be cool! I haven't read this book yet, but I'll defiantly be picking up now! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sara!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of spending the day in a museum. I am fascinated with history so I would be quite happy!
Interesting sounding book!:-)