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Condition
Acceptable: A book with obvious wear. May have some damage to the cover but integrity still intact. ...
Release Year
2005
ISBN
9780439651363
Book Title
Chasing the Falconers
Book Series
On the Run Ser.
Item Length
7.6 in
Publisher
Scholastic, Incorporated
Publication Year
2005
Format
Digest Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.4 in
Author
Gordon Korman
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Topic
Law & Crime, Action & Adventure / General, General, People & Places / United States / General
Item Width
5.2 in
Item Weight
4 Oz
Number of Pages
160 Pages

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Two kids break out of a juvenile detention center and become fugitives in order to clear their convicted parents' names in this heartstopping series from kid-read master Gordon Korman. Aidan and Meg Falconer are their parents' only hope. The Falconers are facing life in prison -- unless Aidan and Meg can follow a trail of clues to prove their innocence. The problem? Right now they're trapped in a juvenile detention center. Until they escape one night -- and find themselves on the run, both from the authorities and from a sinister attacker t who has his own reason to stop them. The Falconers must use their wits to make it across the country ... with plenty of tests along the way. Gordon Korman takes readers into FUGITIVE territory -- with thrilling results.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Scholastic, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0439651360
ISBN-13
9780439651363
eBay Product ID (ePID)
43447737

Product Key Features

Book Title
Chasing the Falconers
Author
Gordon Korman
Format
Digest Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Law & Crime, Action & Adventure / General, General, People & Places / United States / General
Publication Year
2005
Book Series
On the Run Ser.
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
160 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
7.6 in
Item Height
0.4 in
Item Width
5.2 in
Item Weight
4 Oz

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Ages 2-3, under 2 Years
Age Range
8-12
Series Volume Number
1
Lc Classification Number
Pz7.K8369cgt 2005
Grade from
Third Grade
Grade to
Seventh Grade
Reviews
Booklist (May 15, 2005; 0-439-65136-0) Gr. 4-7. After their parents'' conviction for treason in a high-profile case, Aiden and Meg Falconer were given a different last name and placed at Sunnydale Farm, a juvenile corrections facility in Nebraska. Still, they remain convinced of their parents'' innocence. At the first opportunity, they escape and make their way across the country toward the family''s summer cottage in Vermont. With little chance of evading detection, the children do whatever it takes (lying, breaking and entering, hopping a freight train) to remain free and gather evidence that might overturn their parents'' conviction. The sympathetic though quickly sketched characters lead readers on an exciting chase that becomes more intense as they near the cottage. There, the young fugitives learn that they now have two pursuers: the police and a mysterious man who wants to kill them. When this fast-paced adventure ends, rather abruptly, some readers will theorize about the man''s identity, while others will simply wait expectantly for the second book in the projected six-volume On the Run series. --Carolyn Phelan Copyright 2005 Booklist Publishers Weekly (May 2, 2005; 0-439-65136-0) Korman gets his On the Run series off to a snappy start with this quick-moving caper. Fifteen-year-old Aiden Falconer and his 11-year-old sister, Meg, have been exiled to a juvenile detention center in rural Nebraska since their parents were sentenced to life in prison. (They are criminologists who were recruited by the CIA to help identify international terrorist sleeper cells, and were falsely convicted of treason.) The siblings believe they can clear their parents'' names if only they can track down Frank Lindenauer, an old family friend and CIA operative who recruited the couple and then disappeared. But first Aiden and Meg must escape from the center. They get their chance when Aiden inadvertently starts a fire, and the ensuing chaos allows them to slip away into the night. The twists and turns of their mission and the police in hot pursuit contribute to a pageturner of a plot. A few coincidences and some implausible luck cut into the tale''s credibility, but its deftly honed suspense and the protagonists'' likable personalities will keep kids hooked. Though they may feel let down by the story''s dangling conclusion, readers are apt to reach for the series'' next installment, The Fugitive Factor (0-439-65137-9), due out in June. Ages 9-12. (Apr.) Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information. SLJ 8/05 KORMAN, Gordon. Chasing the Falconers. 154p. (On the Run Series, Bk. #1). Scholastic/Apple. 2005. pap. $4.99. ISBN 0-439-65136-0. LC number unavailable. Gr 4-7--In what CNN called the trial of the new millennium, Aiden and Meg Falconer''s parents were convicted of treason and sentenced to life in jail. Respected criminologists with PhDs, they were asked by CIA Agent Frank Lindenauer to develop profiles that would help U.S. operatives identify terrorist cells throughout the world. He disappeared, and the FBI charged the Falconers with passing classified information to enemies. Their children were placed in a juvenile detention facility in Nebraska for their own safety. When the novel opens, they have been at Sunnydale Farm for four months. Aiden accidentally lights the place on fire and they escape. He remembers that nine years earlier he hid a picture of Lindenauer, known to him as "Uncle Frank," in their summer house on Lake Champlain. If they can find him, perhaps they can prove their parents'' innocence. With no plan and no money, they set off for Vermont. The police are in hot pursuit, but Aiden and Meg, along with another escapee, Miguel, elude them in one close call after another. At the book''s abrupt and unresolved ending, the kids make it to their destination, where Miguel, mistaken for Aiden, is shot by a mysterious intruder. Short on cha, Booklist (May 15, 2005; 0-439-65136-0) Gr. 4-7. After their parents'' conviction for treason in a high-profile case, Aiden and Meg Falconer were given a different last name and placed at Sunnydale Farm, a juvenile corrections facility in Nebraska. Still, they remain convinced of their parents'' innocence. At the first opportunity, they escape and make their way across the country toward the family''s summer cottage in Vermont. With little chance of evading detection, the children do whatever it takes (lying, breaking and entering, hopping a freight train) to remain free and gather evidence that might overturn their parents'' conviction. The sympathetic though quickly sketched characters lead readers on an exciting chase that becomes more intense as they near the cottage. There, the young fugitives learn that they now have two pursuers: the police and a mysterious man who wants to kill them. When this fast-paced adventure ends, rather abruptly, some readers will theorize about the man''s identity, while others will simply wait expectantly for the second book in the projected six-volume On the Run series. --Carolyn Phelan Copyright 2005 Booklist Publishers Weekly (May 2, 2005; 0-439-65136-0) Korman gets his On the Run series off to a snappy start with this quick-moving caper. Fifteen-year-old Aiden Falconer and his 11-year-old sister, Meg, have been exiled to a juvenile detention center in rural Nebraska since their parents were sentenced to life in prison. (They are criminologists who were recruited by the CIA to help identify international terrorist sleeper cells, and were falsely convicted of treason.) The siblings believe they can clear their parents'' names if only they can track down Frank Lindenauer, an old family friend and CIA operative who recruited the couple and then disappeared. But first Aiden and Meg must escape from the center. They get their chance when Aiden inadvertently starts a fire, and the ensuing chaos allows them to slip away into the night. The twists and turns of their mission and the police in hot pursuit contribute to a pageturner of a plot. A few coincidences and some implausible luck cut into the tale''s credibility, but its deftly honed suspense and the protagonists'' likable personalities will keep kids hooked. Though they may feel let down by the story''s dangling conclusion, readers are apt to reach for the series'' next installment, The Fugitive Factor (0-439-65137-9), due out in June. Ages 9-12. (Apr.) Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information. SLJ 8/05 KORMAN, Gordon. Chasing the Falconers. 154p. (On the Run Series, Bk. #1). Scholastic/Apple. 2005. pap. $4.99. ISBN 0-439-65136-0. LC number unavailable. Gr 4-7-In what CNN called the trial of the new millennium, Aiden and Meg Falconer''s parents were convicted of treason and sentenced to life in jail. Respected criminologists with PhDs, they were asked by CIA Agent Frank Lindenauer to develop profiles that would help U.S. operatives identify terrorist cells throughout the world. He disappeared, and the FBI charged the Falconers with passing classified information to enemies. Their children were placed in a juvenile detention facility in Nebraska for their own safety. When the novel opens, they have been at Sunnydale Farm for four months. Aiden accidentally lights the place on fire and they escape. He remembers that nine years earlier he hid a picture of Lindenauer, known to him as "Uncle Frank," in their summer house on Lake Champlain. If they can find him, perhaps they can prove their parents'' innocence. With no plan and no money, they set off for Vermont. The police are in hot pursuit, but Aiden and Meg, along with another escapee, Miguel, elude them in one close call after another. At the book''s abrupt and unresolved ending, the kids make it to their destination, where Miguel, mistaken for Aiden, is shot by a mysterious intruder. Short on cha
Copyright Date
2005
Target Audience
Juvenile Audience
Lccn
2005-280489
Dewey Decimal
Fic
Dewey Edition
22

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  • Encouraged kids to read.

    It is important to encourage the youth in our Juvenile Detention Centers to read. So they can get meaningful employment. Most read at 4 to 5th grade level as an average. As a JDC librarian I find that they respond well to Gordan Korman’s books as evidenced by their reading vol. 1 of “On the Run” series and then pursuing vol. 2 - 6. Fourth grade reading level is common in our adult prisons.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: patty1419

  • Chasing The Falconcers by Gordon Korman

    Excellent series for boys and girls. I read it with my granddaughter who is 9 years old and we loved it. I'm now buying the series for nieces and nephews as Christmas gifts. We will be looking for other series from this author. He really gets your attention and holds it and you can't wait to read the next book in the series to see what happens to the characters.

  • Great Read!

    I love this series. I read aloud to my classes, and they love it!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: docncraft10

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    Great authors

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  • Awesome product,

    Excellent read! A great start to a 6-7 book compilation written for young kids. My son is enjoying reading the book!