The Moffat Museum Quotes

“It is about a small museum that the four Moffat children set up to help them remember the special times in their lives now that they are growing up.”

“The Moffats should have a museum! Suddenly the idea popped into Jane’s head…′ Staring idly at the family’s barn one day, Jane gets the amazing idea for a Moffat Family Museum...”

“A Moffat Family Museum to hold any first or treasured things the Moffat children can think of. The first artifact for their museum is the bike that all four of them used to learn to ride.”

“It’s a good time for the Moffats to be storing up memories, because things are changing.”

“Rufus’ teacher will be spending the summer in London, and she tells the class about the wax museum she plans on visiting while she’s there.”

“Rufus is inspired to become a wax statue for the museum, and gathers all the crayons and candles and odd bits of wax in the house to transform himself into ‘Rufus, the Waxworks Boy.”

“Baby Rufus is growing up, and Sylvie is getting ready to marry Reverend Mr. Abbot. Soon Joey will be taking a full-time job.”

“The book doesn’t leave out the difficulties a low-income family might experience at that time, Silvey also praises the sense of sadness some of the characters feel at the changes taking place...”

“But the museum helps them celebrate and remember their past as they face the future together.”

“The Moffat Museum is set in small Cranbury, Connecticut in the early 1900s.”