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misfortune His brilliant mind and memory often get him into trouble even though it also helps him find ways out of itAnd people as well as life have never failed to let him down He believes that people especially adults can t be trusted and that relying on himself and himself alone is the only way to survive So he remains independent and constantly on guard against a world that is out to get himBut despite this disillusionment and difficult life experience young Nicholas retains an irrepressible cheerful wondering observant unfailingly optimistic and lively spirit He doesn t let hardship or anything else get him down or make him despair even when life constantly conspires against him And he continues to fight and wiggle his way out of each unfortunate situation he encounters But that spirit is hard to maintain and he must fight for it And when everything he s worked for and hoped in comes crashing down his endurance and spirit are tested beyond what he s weathered in the pastI ve been a massive a fan of The Mysterious Benedict Society from a young age starting just after the first book was released I have fond memories of my excitement when each successive book was released These books were the first books I bought with my own money and the first that were an automatic buy as soon as they were published I was a little older when the preuel The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict was published a young teen instead of a middle grader But reading it for the first time was a magical experience I think I understood the depth the themes and the characters in a powerful way than I would have as a child though I don t think it would be lost on a thoughtful child so maybe I d have appreciated it just as muchI loved this book just as much as the first Mysterious Benedict Society book which is one of my top few favorite books of all time I still love both books just as much as I did when I was a kid and I appreciate the masterful writing plot character development themes and everything else even than I used to The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict is very different from the main series Unlike the Mysterious Benedict Society trilogy preuel lacks the author s trademark hint of fantasy futuristic or dystopian elements in a setting that feels contemporary and modern Instead The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict reads much like a gentle classic historical fiction novel about a past decade in the writing style characters setting and events But though uiet thoughtful and cheerful Nicholas s story is engaging fascinating and entertaining I ve never met a fan of the Mysterious Benedict Society trilogy child teen or adult who didn t enjoy the preuel just as much or than the others in the series It s fascinating and wonderful to see an iconic character from the trilogy grow up as a young boy and to see the influences and ualities that made him the great man he is as an adultNicholas and his story are delightful sweet and charming and very very touching and bittersweet as well as joyful There s an element of intrigue and slight mystery which is so fun and it keeps the plot moving steadily The depth of emotion and theme are powerful because of the understated skilled writing And the character development is amazing I love watching NIcholas grow and discover the truth about himself and the world His personality and character are so winning and fascinating that they make the book amazing And each of the supporting characters is lifelike and well developed as well even ones who only appear brieflyOne scene of this book made me cry the first time I read it It s rare for me to cry in books and it was unheard of for me back then I only cry real tears if I m deeply deeply moved and if it takes me totally by surprise It helps if it reminds me of something heartbreaking in real life personal or distant But I don t cry when I m expecting it Except that I did cry in the same chapter during this last reread I knew it was coming I ve remembered all this time what I felt when I cried that first time years ago But it still moved me so much that I cried again Because that chapter broke my heart and healed it in the same moment both times It s a wonderful climax to a bittersweetly touching book I love the scenes of Nicholas and his loneliness and introspection And I love the scenes of him making friends for the first time deep true friendships Those things touch me and move me as does the part when he loses everythingBut the chapter that moves me most and made me cry is one near the end The Kindness of Strangers The protagonist is disillusioned and world weary at nine years old and he trusts no one and only relies on himself He believes the world is a cruel place in which no one will help someone they don t know And then a chance encounter changes his life restores his hope and ideals It shows him that there are good caring and decent people in the world and that he can be one too That he can trust someone other than himself That there s some good in this world and it s worth fighting for to uote Lord of the Rings in a cheesy way That s why this book made me cry years ago and again this month and why it still continues to move me just as much several rereads later There is so much goodness in this book but that chapter seems especially significant to me even though it s different than the rest of the book and removed from it It s so wonderful to read such a sweet wholesome book that can be enjoyed eually well by all ages It s a juvenile fiction novel but it s mature and deep so teens and adults can appreciate it just as much as middle grade readersI highly recommend The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict to fans of historical fiction or of the main series And I recommend The Mysterious Benedict Society to anyone who enjoys uality juvenile fiction with a slight hint of futuristic and fantasy elements And really to all people It s my favorite juvenile fiction novel by a recent author 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