The Frame-Up

The residents of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery live by a very specific set of rules: - Under no circumstances are residents to interact with humans or move about when there are humans in the building. - Do not get caught outside your painting. - Do not go into someone else's painting without his or her permission. - Failure to abide by these rules will result in punishment and possible banishment. Thirteen-year-old Mona Dunn is about to break the first two. But she's been trapped in the same place for more than a hundred years. So, really, who can blame her? Twelve-year-old Sargent Singer believes in his own set of rules: - Dad abandoned you, so don't trust him.- This summer is going to be a disaster.- Just get through it.- You don't need friends. Meanwhile, magic and mischief is brewing at the Beaverbrook. And when Sargent catches a glimpse of something unexpected and forbidden, his rules go out the window, too, and that mischief snowballs into a friendship story, a mystery, and a crime caper like no other. Exactly who is framing whom?