The Hannagan's House

For a family of eight (including grandparents), the house that the Hannagan's live in is small, but bigger than it looks. It is a "split-level home with a garage on one side of the front door and a story and a half on the other." The walkway leading to the house has flowers lining it and passes a ring of bushes which encircle a big maple tree in the center of the large front lawn. The house is light blue, with a darker blue for the trim and shutters.

The first room you are in when you enter is a "long, narrow room with lots of doors and stairs." If you go to the nearest staircase, it leads you down to a large room with a dining table on one side and some sofas across the room from it. Through a wide doorway on the other end of the room, and in the back of the house, you wil find the large, spacious kitchen. One half of the kitchen was wooden cabinets along the walls while the other housed a large dining table. If you continue through the kitchen, you'll find the living room. It has big, comfy-looking couches and an armchair, all facing a television.

To go upstairs, you must turn right in the entry room of the house and up a staircase. At the landing, there is a door to your right which has the washer and dryer in it, but if you turn down a very long hallway, you will find all the bedrooms. The first door on your left is the bathroom, and the room next to it is Maddie's room. The rest of the family's rooms are also there, besides Mr. and Mrs. Shoenecker (Maddie's grandparents), who have an apartment behind the garage.

Maddie's Room:
The walls of Maddie's room are painted a deep emerald and even the carpeting is a muted shade of the same green. A bed is along one wall with a desk next to it. Opposite from it is a long, low dresser, and an overflowing bookcase sits on the last wall, near the closet door.

They have a large backyard with a many trees and bushes, including a big oak from from which a tire swing is hanging from and a treehouse is.