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A Battle of the Books Complete Set 2009-10
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Literature
3rd Grade
01/02/2010

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This author uses the metaphor "like we're repelling ends of magnets" to describe the relationship between the main character and her Mom's boyfriend when he sits beside her.
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Donna Gephart (p. 8)
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This author compares Alex Trebek to a "seasoned conductor leading his orchestra through three quick movements."
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Donna Gephart (p. 11)
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The author in this book has a character nicknamed "The Boy With Two First Names."
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Donna Gephart (p. 19)
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This author writes of next0door neighbors whose houses are attached and you can't fit a dime between them.
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Donna Gephart (p. 25)
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This author's main character feels like a red umbrella because she doesn't belong or go with the others.
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Donna Gephart (p. 33)
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She misses one of the five oceans on the geography test. "it's the Arctic." Which author has her character agonize over this test ?
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Donna Gephart (p. 35)
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This author sets her book in Philadelphia and Cluver City, California.
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Donna Gephart (pp. 38 and 231)
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The main character's name in this book by this author rhymes with "Bolivia."
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Donna Gephart (p. 95)
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This author's main character feels lonely, missing her best friend who shared her lunches and with whom she had epic sleepovers.
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Donna Gephart (pp. 96-97)
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This author has two characters getting each other the same Christmas presents--Scrabble sets.
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Donna Gephart (p. 163)
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In a Jeopardy game, this author writes, being quicker than one's opponents with the signaling device can make the difference between winning and losing.
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Donna Gephart (p. 192)
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The house was quiet until Mom's boyfriend moved in. In which book ?
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 6)
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In this book, requesting to play the song "Over the Mountains and Far Away" was a fun way of asking to practice somewhere else.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 8)
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The main character's weakest subject in this book is geography.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 8)
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In this book we learn that flamingos pee on their legs on purpose to cool off.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 9)
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In this book we learn that an emetomaniac is a person who always feels like throwing up.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 9)
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The main character's father in this book could remember which cards had already been played in the game of blackjack.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 10)
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Whenever she thinks about how much she misses her Dad, she gets a stomach cramp. In which book ?
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 12)
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Characters in this book, at one time, decided to train for the Disney Marathon.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 17)
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In this book, one of the first books the main character ever read was the encyclopedia.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 18)
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On a fun scale from one to ten, baseball, for a characgter in this book, is a minus three thousand.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 38)
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DJ is the orange tabby in this book.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 44)
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In this book, Mom is a newspaper reporter who loses her job.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 61)
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In this book she uses the school's computer, but the site needed is blocked by the school's filter.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 105)
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Dad is supposed to call on Wednesdays in this book.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 111)
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In this book, cutting back on things means getting books from the library instead of the bookstore and eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for Friday lunch.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 120)
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She had thought of her mother's new boyfriend as "barely higher on the evolutionary scale than a sea monkey" until he did something really nice for her.
Definition
Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 123)
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In this book, we learn the E.B. as in the children's book author E.B. White stands for "Elwyn Brooks."
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 142)
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In this book, getting a bill in the mail is compared to a dentist drilling in your mouth and hitting a nerve.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 152)
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Their house smells like a pine forest because her Mom is decorating wreaths for the holidays.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 156)
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In this book, the main character practices a game that uses a signaling device with a pen.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 211)
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On an airplane, a character orders a "ginger ale…with a side of shark's tooth." In which book ?
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 227)
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In this book there is a van that says "Music Express" on the side.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 230)
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The main character in this book feels like she fits in when she is with her competitors.
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Olivia Bean, Trivia Queen (p. 249)
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In which book does a main character promise her brother she will play "smash 'em racing cars" with him if he lets her watch her favorite TV show alone?
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Olivia Bean Trivia Queen, p. 68
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Which author wrote about two friends who are separated when their parents marry and one of them is moved across the country?
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Donna Gephart, p. 53
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QUESTION
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TITLE OR AUTHOR
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What were Polly Portman's last words?
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Thank you very much
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Where did Polly live?
Definition
Ipswitch, PA
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What special gift did Polly have?
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Making pies
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When did PIE first open?
Definition
In 1941
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Why didn't Polly charge for her pies?
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She got pleasure just from making the pies
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What did the townspeople do instead of paying Polly?
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They brought her supplies
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When was Alice born?
Definition
In 1945
Term
What did Polly say when Alice said she would miss her?
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I'll miss you more
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How many people lived in Ipswitch in 1955?
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162 people
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Why was Mrs. Anderson so upset with Polly?
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She wanted to be rich and thought their mother favored Polly
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Who sat next to Alice at Polly's funeral?
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Charlie Erdling
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What did Alice notice about Charlie's fingernails?
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They were dirty
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Why was Alice afraid of Ms. Gurke, the school principal?
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She was mean to kids who were late to school
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What did Polly tell Alice why she didn't want to be rich?
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She was already rich in all the ways that count
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What did Polly think of Alice's song writing?
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It was a wonderful gift
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What did Alice think when she looked at Polly in the casket?
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Something was missing
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Who did Polly leave the PIE shop to in her will?
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Reverend Flower
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Where did Polly keep all of her Blueberry medals?
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Under the bed so she wouldn't have to look at them
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How did Polly win her first Blueberry medal?
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Harriet Melcher entered her pie in the contest
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Where was the Blueberry ceremony held?
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Philadelphia
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What speech did Polly give when she accepted the award?
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Thank you very much
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How many Blueberry medals in a row did Polly win?
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She won 13
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Why didn't Polly share her recipe?
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The town depended on her & she needed to keep it a secret
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What was in the brown leather case in Mr. Ogden's office?
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Lardo, Polly's cat
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Why did Polly give her cat the name Lardo?
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It was the name of the shortening she used in her pies
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What did Lardo like to eat?
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sardines
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What did Mr. Ogden tell Alice was in Polly's will?
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She left her pie crust recipe to Lardo
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What did Polly leave to Alice?
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Lardo, Polly's cat
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Why did Mrs. Anderson think Polly left the recipe to Lardo?
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She thought Polly hated her
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What was the headline in the next day's newspaper?
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Pie queen leaves secret recipe to cat
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What was different about the way Alice ate pie?
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She ate from the crust to the tip
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What woke Alice up in the middle of the night?
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A thump
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Why was Mrs. Anderson making a pie?
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She wanted to wint eh Blueberry award
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What kind of pie did Mayor Needleman love?
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Pumpkin
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What did Mrs. Anderson plan to do with Lardo?
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Give him to the pound
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How did Alice know that Lardo went out the window?
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She saw his paw print
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Who came to visit the Andersons from Look Magazine?
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Silvia DeSoto
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What did Alice see when she went looking at PIE for Lardo?
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It had been ransacked
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Who almost hit Alice with a baseball bat?
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Charlie Erdling
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What was scattered across the apartment floor?
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Polly's Blueberry medals
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What was Alice's favorite pie?
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Peach
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Who did Charlie & Alice see jumping rope?
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Nora Needleman
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What kind of pie did Mrs. Anderson bake?
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Chocolate cream
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What did Charlie say he was bad at in school?
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Reading and spelling
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What did Alice find under her radiator?
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A cat napper
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How did Mr. Anderson find out that Charlie and Alice discovered the break in?
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Chief Decker told him
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What did Chief Decker want to know about?
Definition
The key to the PIE
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What did Alice tell her mother about the key?
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Polly wasn't wearing it around her neck at the funeral
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Why did Charlie say he had to leave Alice's house?
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He had errands to run for Ms. Gurke
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What mean thing did Alice say to Charlie?
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His brain didn't work right
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What did Alice tell Polly she wanted to be?
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A squirrel
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What did Charlie lose at Alice's house?
Definition
Ms. Gurke's shopping list
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What was on Ms. Gurke's list that made Alice think she stole Lardo?
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Sardines
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Why did Alice think that Ms. Gurke needed vegetable shortening?
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She was making a pie
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What caused Charlie to drop Alice into Ms. Gurke's backyard?
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He swatted a horse fly and she fell over the fence
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What surprised Alice about Ms. Gurke?
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She had huge muscles
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What happened to Charlie when he ran from Ms. Gurke?
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He fainted
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What did Ms. Gurke think about beauty pageants?
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They were insulting to women
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Why did Ms. Gurke reach into Polly's casket?
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To recover her ring that slipped off her finger
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Why did Ms. Gurke need sardines?
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They were filled with protein for her diet
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What kept happening to Alice's bike?
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The chain kept coming off
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Who brought Lardo back to Alice's house?
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Chief Decker
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Why was Lardo acting strange?
Definition
Someone gave him sleeping powder
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What was missing from the Anderson's fridge?
Definition
Mrs. Anderson's pie
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What did Polly tell Alice about what Henry David Thoreau once said?
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Things do not change, we do
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What did Alice ask her mother to do?
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Go shopping for hats
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What did Alice's mother think happened to the pie?
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Alice took it
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What did Alice tell her mother about the difference between her love and Aunt Polly's love?
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Polly loved her back
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What did Alice see Silvia DeSoto drop out of the window of the Ipsy Inn?
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Her mother's chocolate pie
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Where did Ms. DeSoto go when she left the inn?
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The Needleman's house
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What did Alice find in Ms. DeSoto's car?
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The matching earring
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What initials were engraved in Silvia DeSoto's suitcase?
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JQ
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What did Alice want Charlie to ask Nora?
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To go with him to the movies
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Why did Charlie shout when he spoke to Mrs. Needleman?
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So Silvia DeSoto would overhear him
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What did Charlie tell Nora about the recipe?
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Alice found it
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What did Charlie say he wanted to do when he grew up?
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Own his own bike shop
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What did Alice tell Pete Gillespie that would make his sweet potatoe pie taste better?
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Add maple syrup
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What did Alice tell Reverend Flowers about pitting cherries?
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Use a paper clip
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What did Alice say that Polly always added to her banana cream pies?
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Cream of tartar
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Why did Charlie come to Alice's room that night?
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To help her in case JQ showed up
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Who was JQ?
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Jane Quizenberry
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Why was Jane the Blueberry Bridesmaid?
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She always came in second place to Polly
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What had Alice's mom saved about Polly?
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A scrapbook
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What did Mrs. Anderson say was her greatest gift?
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Alice
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What did Charlie bring Alice from the A&P?
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Red haven peaches to make a pie
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What was on the front page of the Ipsy news?
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Real life Sky King and Penny solve local mystery
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Where did the police find Polly's recipes?
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In Jane's suitcase
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What did Alice find out about making Polly's pies?
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The recipes were inside her
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Who invented Lardo vegetable shortening?
Definition
Gerald Hanmuschladt
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What gift did Polly give to Mr. Hanmuschladt?
Definition
The recipes
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What mistake did Mr. Ogden make about Polly's will?
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She left the recipes to the Lardo Company, not the Lardo cat
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What gift did Alice receive from Lardo?
Definition
She would write an advertising jingle and her mother would sing it
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Who was the new mayor of Ipswitch?
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Melanie Needleman
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What did Alice and her dad see on TV?
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The new Lardo jingle ad
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What did Alice find in her cupboard in 1995?
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Lardo's china plate
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How old was Lardo when he died?
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22 years old
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Who was Alice's favorite niece?
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Little Polly
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What did Alice tell Little Polly about her pie?
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It's perfect
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How many children did Charlie and Nora have?
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5 children
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Who now owned PIE?
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Charlie and Nora
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What showed up on Alice's doorstep after she left a plate of sardines outside?
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An ornery fat white cat
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In this book the townsfolk paid her with fresh ingredients.
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Pie, Loc. 58
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In a book by this author she wonders if a time will come when she doesn't miss her aunt so much it hurts.
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Sarah Weeks, Loc 794
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In the book by this title a character is small but brave.
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Snicker of Magic (p.10)
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In the book by this title the family is nomads.
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Snicker of Magic (p.7)
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In the book by this title a town was a two lane road and one stop light.
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Snicker of Magic (p. 3)
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In the book by this title a character keeps her suitcase packed, just in case.
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Snicker of Magic (p.7)
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In the book by this title the main character mispronounces how own name.
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Snicker of Magic (p.14)
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In the book by this title a teacher looks like a storybook princess.
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Snicker of Magic (p.15)
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In the book by this title students are excited when prizes are announced.
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Snicker of Magic (p.24)
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In the book by this title lonely is a word that pops up often.
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Snicker of Magic (p. 28)
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In the book by this title making someone laugh without being laughed at is amazing.
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Snicker of Magic (p.38)
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In the book by this title a character is confused by meeting someone new.
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Snicker of Magic (p. 31)
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In the book by this title a caracter gets very nervouse talking about the past.
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Snicker of Magic (p. 44)
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In the book by this title we learn what a needler is.
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Snicker of Magic (p.70)
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In the book by this title the main character sends her good luck away.
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Snicker of Magic (p.215)
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In the book by this title the bathroom is the safest place.
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Snicker of Magic (p.166)
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In the book by this title they are excited to learn they have an uncle.
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Snicker of Magic (p.110)
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In the book by this title a character has trouble painting.
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Snicker of Magic (p.238)
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In the book by this title a tattoo moves to different people.
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Snicker of Magic (p.196)
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In the book by this title a talent must last three minutes.
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Snicker of Magic (p.102)
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In the book by this title a character wants nothing to do with someone who hurt her.
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Snicker of Magic (p.130)
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In the book by this title the main character is said they can't stay in one place.
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Snicker of Magic (p.247)
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In this book by this author making new friends is harder than fractions.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.25)
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In this book by this author the main character shares her secret with her first friend.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.38)
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In this book by this author a painting used to change everyday.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.46)
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In this book by this author someone's alter-ego is a secret.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.41)
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In this book by this author the response when someone says hi is always, pfft.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.103)
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In this book by this author you must be brave to try a certain flavor.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.131)
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In this book by this author when hair gets washed, secrets spill out.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.246)
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In this book by this author the main character is shocked to find out she is related to someone famous.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.158)
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In this book by this author as a girl a character couldn't wait to have adventure of her own.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.126)
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In this book by this author a bird means good is coming your way.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.198)
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In this book by this author the main character is sure no matter what she will find a way to mess things up.
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Natalie Lloyd (p. 207)
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In this book by this author heartbreak makes words stick extra deep.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.217)
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In this book by this author a special flaovr is the key to success for the main character.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.236)
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In this book by this author flying a balloon brings a character peace.
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Natalie Lloyd (p. 160)
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In this book by this author a chracter leaves a vehicle parked in the middle of a lot because she is known.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.55)
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In this book by this author the main character's sister believes she will do good because she is factofabulous.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.267)
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In this book by this author the main chracter finally feels like her family isn't in pieces.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.302)
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In this book by this author it doesn't matter who reaches our first, so long as someone does.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.304)
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In this book by this author a character finally realizes what is missing.
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Natalie Lloyd (p.297)
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Which book included a town hidden by a mountain, a river, and a forest that caught all the town's secrets and songs in its branches?
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A Snicker of Magic, p. 2
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Which author includes a character called The Beedle, who secretly does things to help people?
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Natalie Lloyd, p. 32, 34
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QUESTION
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TITLE OR AUTHOR
Term
In the book by this title, the main character writes letters to her “Upstream Mother”.
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Three Times Lucky
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In this book, a character’s life is described as a crazy quilt stitched together by whatever is at hand.
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Three Times Lucky
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In this book, a character always says we must prepare to defend ourselves and the best defense is a good offense.
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Three Times Lucky
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The main character in this book lived on the flip side of a café.
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Three Times Lucky
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In this book the main character looked out of her bedroom window into a strangers eyes.
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Three Times Lucky
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A killer is on the loose in which story?
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Three Times Lucky
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The characters in this book pay for services by trading a Lava Lamp, an Elvis night light and a model of a race car.
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Three Times Lucky
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In this book, one of the main characters slipped out of his house and did not return until morning and was grounded.
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Three Times Lucky
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The main character in this book was given a scrapbook as a gift, so she could write her autobiography.
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Three Times Lucky
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A character in this book says, “all attorneys should be named for bloodsucking insects so we know upfront what we are dealing with.”
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Three Times Lucky
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One of the characters in this book goes missing for over 3 days.
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Three Times Lucky
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At the “Mimosa Festival”, in this title, the main characters want to start raising money to help fix a race car.
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Three Times Lucky
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In the book by this title, the main character must find a very important packet of papers in a closet.
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Three Times Lucky
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A bank robbery is the reason behind the crime in this title.
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Three Times Lucky
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The character in this book loves her family and is not sorry her messages in bottles never get answered.
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Three Times Lucky
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In the book by this author a baby girl was found floating down a creek during a hurricane.
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Three Times Lucky
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In the book by this author a character restores old cars.
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Three Times Lucky
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A character says; “Desperation is the mother of Invention” in the book by which author.
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Three Times Lucky
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Which author wrote about a character who wears wigs and has mannequin heads in her closet?
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Three Times Lucky
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This author uses a café as a main setting in the book.
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Three Times Lucky
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In the book by this author, Tobacco is a crop farmed.
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Three Times Lucky
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The author of this book writes about a crime scene and the weapon, a broken oar.
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Three Times Lucky
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This author writes about a packet hidden in a closet that will answer lots of questions.
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Three Times Lucky
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A lost cat is found twice in the book by this author.
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Three Times Lucky
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This author writes about a woman who pretends to be a detective.
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Three Times Lucky
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In the book by this author, a man is in a very bad car crash and forgets who he is and that he was an attorney.
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Three Times Lucky
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In a book with this title, a girl is bereft of kin by fate in this book.
Definition
Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, a man just bought a car, but lied to the detective about the date.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, a big brother has an usual name, Lavender.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, a best friend is the star suspect in a murder.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, two friends become the Desperado Detectives to solve a murder.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, if no one volunteers, Miss Lana will have the funeral at the café'.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, a boy's punishment is to clean out the tobacco barn.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, a boy uses his brother's too big sandals when returning a boat.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, the dead man wasn't cheap. Every Saturday morning he slid a $100 bill under the church door.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, Plainclothes Phil follows the kids everywhere, even the fair with funnel cake.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, the kids panic when a friend brings over a broccoli cassrole. It’s know as his mama's "Death Dish".
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, most folks stock up on bread and milk, not Miss Lana she grabs the candy and cakes.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, the Coloniel arrived at Miss Rose's just in the nic of time to save her and the kids from Macon.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, a boy's brother's car won the race, but he wasn't the driver.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBWTT, a woman uses a Pepsi crate to announce how she and the Coloniel arrived at Tupelo Landing.
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Three Times Lucky
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IBBTA, a café' regular thinks the detective is there for his missing boat.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA,a girl has an "Upstream Mother".
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, a student is surprised a teacher has knees.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, Fool's Bridge is closed because of a murder.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, a grandmother offers to launch a bottle for Mo.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, this girl thought she would be driving an unmarked patrol car, not sitting in one, Mo.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, the detective decides to make it look like they have caught the suspect.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, the kids are shocked to find out "Plainclothes Phil" is not a cop, but a bank robber.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, since the café was closed while Miss Lana was missing, the whole town gathered in Miss Rose's yard.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, the main character starts to feel sorry for herself. Dale points out all of the nobodies that have come to help her.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, newspaper clippings are found in the Coloniel's closet about Slate's trial.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, the girl cues the boy to run by using "Set! Down! Hut-hut-hut!", and catches the packet.
Definition
Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, a man enters the house as part of the storm, it's not Slate it's Daddy.
Definition
Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, a father just delivers pizzas to the old Blalock house.
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Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, a girl was desperate not to lose Miss Lana in a hurricane too.
Definition
Sheila Turnage
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IBBTA, a man looks like he's seen the Devil when he finds out he was a lawyer.
Definition
Sheila Turnage
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In the book Three Times Lucky, Mo and her friend Dale open a small business. What is the type of business and the name?
Definition
A detective agency named "Desperado Detective Agency"
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Why did Dale (In the book Three Times Lucky) get punished by his mother and have to clean out the Tobacco barn?
Definition
He snuck out of his house and did not come home until morning
Term
In the book “Three Times Lucky” why does Mo walk into the creek by Mr. Jesse’s house?
Definition
Mo wants to get closer to Mr. Jesse’s house and maybe hear what the investigators are saying
Term
Why does Lana like to have a theme at her café, like Paris in the 1930s?
Definition
Lana loved being on stage and the theater. This is her way of bringing acting into her café
Term
How do Mo and Dale plan to raise money for Lavender’s Race Car?
Definition
sell ads for $50 dollars each – ads for businesses will be painted on the race car
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Why did the Colonel have notes and newspaper clippings with Slate’s name on it?
Definition
Colonel had these because he was a lawyer before he lost his memory in the car crash
Term
Why were the Colonel and Lana kidnapped?
Definition
The criminals thought they could get a large sum of money as ransom
Term
In this book the man handles authority even worse than she does.
Definition
Three Times Lucky, p. 21
Term
In a book by this author the Colonel has rough hands with a touch soft as night.
Definition
Sheila Turnage, p. 69
Term
In the book by this title, the setting is Tupelo Landing, North Carolina.
Definition
Three Times Lucky, p. 4
Term
In this book, a dog is named Queen Elizabeth II.
Definition
Three Times Lucky, p. 1
Term
A character's name is "Mo". Name the book.
Definition
Three Times Lucky, p. 1
Term
The narrator in this book says "She will one day marry Dale's older brother".
Definition
Three Times Lucky, p. 4
Term
In this book a car has turned into a 1958 "Underbird".
Definition
Three Times Lucky,p. 4
Term
This author tells that customers come in at 6:30 AM not looking pretty.
Definition
Sheila Turnage, p. 5
Term
In the book by this author, the special was a peanut butter and banana sandwich.
Definition
Sheila Turnage, p. 8
Term
This author writes that Littles make good mayors because they like to talk, they're naturally neat, and they dress good.
Definition
Sheila Turnage, p. 8
Term
In the book by this author, "Practically Organic Garden Soup" serves up cold in a bowl.
Definition
Sheila Turnage, p. 11
Term
Pondering over dust particles occurs in this book.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 1)
Term
Main character's father is a police detective.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 2)
Term
Mountain Dew is described as radioactive looking yellowish green liquid.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 7)
Term
The setting is Washington (Puyallup)
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe
Term
Mom serves extra garlic bread.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 8)
Term
We learn that dust mites are 8 legged creatures related to spiders and lobsters.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 9)
Term
Main character has a summer plan to become a rock collector.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 13)
Term
They were entertained with launching dolls out the window.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 26)
Term
"Catapults" are all about science.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 27)
Term
Grandfather is President of a rock club.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 19)
Term
A main character writes in a "Big Book of Questions".
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 2, p. 40)
Term
They stashed their bikes in some bushes near the bus stop.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 42)
Term
The dog's name was (P.J.) Patches, Jr.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 51)
Term
One was called Ellensburg Blue and looked like the sky after rain.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 52)
Term
The four disciplines are Sparring, Forms, Self-Defense and the Break Test.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 60)
Term
They had a contest to see who had the biggest bladder.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 62)
Term
At the park, a character rode his bike down the slide.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 66)
Term
Four boys were bullying the main character.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 69, 72)
Term
A character said "Sorry about the ears."
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 55)
Term
He worked on memorizing the Mohs hardness scale.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (82)
Term
In Mr. Hammond's class they learned the 'scientific method'.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 84)
Term
Red blood trickled from the gash, same as everyone else's.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 71)
Term
A driving lesson is given on an old country road.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 87)
Term
American Indians called them eggs from the thunderbird that thunder spirits threw at each other.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 92)
Term
An "Experiment in Progress" sign was often on the door.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 5, 99)
Term
The Melody Makers were like the Blues Brothers except they were nuns and didn't wear shades.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 103)
Term
His grandmother was in 'chairobics' class.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 101)
Term
The mid-morning snack was sardines & crackers and HoHos.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 104-105)
Term
The future was told in fortune cookies.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 113)
Term
A character sneaks out and leaves a note.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 144)
Term
"Baekjul boolgool" means courage, in the face of adversity.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 158)
Term
A character does not accept his purple belt, which stands for noble.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 175-176)
Term
A "Welcome Baby" card was given instead of a birthday card.
Definition
Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 186)
Term
The main characters are from Hilo, Hawaii.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 1)
Term
His best friend was shaggy-haired, red head, freckles.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 2)
Term
Main character's dad was a big ship skipper.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 2)
Term
Their leader was a former marine.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 3)
Term
Main character had a 16 year old sister, Dana.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 6)
Term
The spot where they were going was so remote it was like going to Mars.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 8)
Term
He was embarrassed about getting beat up while being watched by someone younger.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 12, 14)
Term
'Haole' was a word that could mean "I like you..." or "You dead meat..."
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 18)
Term
The trailhead was near Chain of Craters Road.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 18)
Term
Senior patrol leader (SPL) was a lot of work.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 23)
Term
Their destination was a campground called Halape.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 24)
Term
How did dogs live, where there was nothing but rocks and weeds?
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 25)
Term
In "the crack" was emerald green water, cool in the day and warm at night.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 30-31)
Term
A knife in a leather sheath was seen sticking out of a back pocket.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 40)
Term
When a friend said "Watch for eels", he fell for it.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 43)
Term
Wasps were attracted to an open can of peaches.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 52)
Term
Don't ever look the night marchers in the eyes.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 60-61)
Term
They woke in the middle of the night with roaches crawling over them.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 67)
Term
Two silhouettes stood on the crest of the cliff.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 68)
Term
One setting is the southernmost point of the entire United States.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 77)
Term
A character was called "four eyes".
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 85)
Term
You could swim right up to Fred and he wouldn't bother you.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 91)
Term
In the book by this title, nothing says 'respect' better than 'sir'.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 27)
Term
In the book by this title, a character tied fishing line onto his glasses.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 2)
Term
In the book by this author, the quartermaster box had all the supplies they needed.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 4)
Term
In the book by this title, a character had a tattoo that said "semper fidelis".
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 5)
Term
In the book by this title, Sam was half Chinese and half French.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 7)
Term
In the book by this title, Reverend Paia was a Methodist minister.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 8)
Term
In the book by this title, Jesse would drive the van back.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 8)
Term
In the book by this title, a character sometimes slept in a car.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 9)
Term
In the book by this title, a character wore running shoes instead of boots.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 11)
Term
In the book by this title, a necklace had a shark's tooth and a silver scull.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 12)
Term
In the book by this author, logs were lashed together.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 16)
Term
In the book by this title, there were two kinds of lava, a'a and pahoehoe.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs (p. 25)
Term
In the book by this author, there was a coconut grove there.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 31 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, he boiled stink water before drinking.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 36 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, a character was stuck in a crack with wasps.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 52 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, if you look directly at them, you won't live to tell about it.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 61 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the roaches made it over the moat of bug repellant.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 67 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, they needed to remember the 'heat equation'.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 71 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, a character walks five miles to come to meetings.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 74 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, they were given permission to swim to the island.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 70 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, a setting is the southernmost point of the U.S.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 77 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, Paniolos came on horseback to fish.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 89 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, Fred the Shark has a hole in his fin.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 89 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, he let his glasses go because he thought he was dead.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 117 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the trees now sprouted up from the ocean.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 27 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, they tied shirts around their feet.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 162 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the US Coast Guard came to their rescue.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 168 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the time of the setting was November 29, 1975.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 187 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, it was a 7.2 magnitude.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 188 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the main character wishes his dad could see the place.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 33 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the characters get their drinking water from a catchment tank.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 36 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, they hear a story about the night marchers.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 61 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, seeing a small white dog meant something is going to happen.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 99 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the legend of Pele is explained.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 97 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, a Paniolo is a cowboy.
Definition
Graham Salisbury ( -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the main character falls over a dead horse.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 121 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
In the book by this author, the blue air mattress saved lives.
Definition
Graham Salisbury (p. 143 -Night of the Howling Dogs)
Term
The opening of the story is a scene from a play.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 1-3)
Term
The setting is Potterberg.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 1)
Term
There is betting on a chinchilla to get across the road.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 8)
Term
Their food came from "Hamburger Heaven" along with Chinese, Italian and barbeque.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 6, 17)
Term
Bets were put down on a kind of red rover game called "Who's Your Man".
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 8-9)
Term
The only law was "everyone for himself".
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 15)
Term
They were 'malodorous', which means they stank, from not washing up.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 19)
Term
A strawberry yogurt container was used to hide scars. (also lime sherbet, cottage cheese containers)
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 20)
Term
Profits could be made on a new pet food product, Canned Rodent.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 21)
Term
I95 was like a powerful river flowing down the center of their lives.
Definition
Highway Cats (25)
Term
A wave of grooming swept over them, causing them to look cleaner and act better.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 28)
Term
A character once spent four days in the summer locked in a baggage compartment.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 32, 55)
Term
She had a company to run and couldn't afford to fool around with mystical stuff.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 37-38)
Term
Perhaps 'mother nature' is watching out for them?
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 58)
Term
Crushed rat cages were terrifying to behold.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 62)
Term
They'd done the impossible, beaten the odds.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 62)
Term
A newspaper article stated that whirling devils appeared to rise out of the graves.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 80)
Term
She decided to no longer hide her face, to learn to live with her disgrace.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 86)
Term
Campaign slogans were suggested such as "Blunt Gets the Point!"
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 91)
Term
They must stand up and move together with no one rushing ahead.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 96)
Term
A character asked "What's an apparition?"
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 97)
Term
In the book by this author the town mayor is named Blunt.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 1)
Term
In this book the mayor's chief of staff was named Farley.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 1)
Term
There is a need for an access road off Interstate 95.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 2)
Term
The mayor wants to be a mover and a shaker.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 3)
Term
Shredder and Murray wait by the road for food thrown from cars.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 6)
Term
Murray can't stand pickles.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 7)
Term
The winner could ask for one thing, just one thing he wanted.
Definition
Highway Cats (p. 12)
Term
In the book by this author, the law here was "everyone for himself".
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 15 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author AnCon officers were called in from time to time to pick them up and break up fights.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 19 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author rats were sometimes sold to a company that made a new pet food called canned rodent.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 21 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author there was an abandoned graveyard with crumbling headstones that say Potter.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 35 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author "they had a blue glow, best seen at night".
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 37 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, the workers all abandoned her factory.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 53 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, the bulldozer was headed for them, when it broke down.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 56 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, one's favorite was raspberry and the other's was peach yogurt.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 65 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, the potato sack over her head snagged on a branch.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 76 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, the headline read "Haunted cemetery halts road crew".
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 80 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, he told her she was still beautiful after she had stopped wearing something over her face.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 87 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, a character ordered 'all tails out of sight'.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 96 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, "they were an apparition of horror".
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 97 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, Jim King was the project foreman to build the road.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 102 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, the historical society was called in.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 116 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, we learn that AnCon stands for 'animal control'.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 42 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, the mayor's Chief of Staff wakes him up at 5 AM.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 46 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, one setting is an old cemetery standing in the path of an access road being constructed to a shopping center.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 102 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, a character had picked up some foreign words during his travels across the country.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 40 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, dirt was a badge of honor, ticks and fleas the price of freedom to the characters.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 28 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, three of the characters left just like they had come - in a cardboard box from the bed of a pickup truck.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 6, 115 - Highway Cats)
Term
In the book by this author, without the kits around, their bad manners resumed.
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle (p. 53 - Highway Cats)
Term
The students had a reputation for being precocious.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 1)
Term
In this book there was only one classroom per grade.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 2)
Term
A character wore a pith helmet.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 3)
Term
In this book a character grabbed her backpack and a Toaster Tart as she ran out the door.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 22)
Term
A character wore a T-Shirt that said "My grandmother went to Borneo and all I got was this T-Shirt".
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 23)
Term
In this book a character always returned his library books on time.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 31)
Term
The third graders stopped the show with their interpretive dance "Make Applesauce"
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School ( 39)
Term
A character worked as a bagpipe tuner in the Scottish village of Dun-Derry-Doody.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 70)
Term
In this book "Language Arts for Dummies" is used by the students.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 85)
Term
In the book by this author a character is the most poetic girl at her school.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 84)
Term
A character walked into the cafeteria wearing a very spiky, strappy, purple pair of high-heeled sandals.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School (p. 62)
Term
In the book by this author a skunk caused the 5th grade to evacuate their classroom.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 98)
Term
In the book by this author a kindergartners showered a character with tokens of affection such as animal crackers and dandelions.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 100)
Term
In the book by this author the cure for bad breath is spearmint.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 105)
Term
In the book by this author we learn that "necessity is the mother of invention".
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 120)
Term
In the book by this author a class has won the schoolwide "Bean Around the World" geography contest.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 121)
Term
In the book by this author orange is a character's favorite color.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 125)
Term
In the book by this author 'Lost & Found' was located in the school's basement.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 132)
Term
In the book by this author a character has Incredible Hult pj's.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 144)
Term
In the book by this author we learn that natatorium is the scientific word for swimming pool.
Definition
Candace Fleming (p. 148)
Term
The setting is Circleville, Ohio, outside of Columbus.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen
Term
The main character was not obsessive, like girls who cut pictures of teenage actors out of magazines, but rather 'focused'.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 1)
Term
The father in this book is a mixed-animal vet.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 3)
Term
A character is learning how to play chess from a friend.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 6)
Term
You can print out a ticket online that says the "Greatest Free Show on Earth".
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 10)
Term
At the first try all five turned mushy and rotted.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 20)
Term
They go to "La La Lues" to look for something special.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 22)
Term
Dad cooks bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches for dinner.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 38)
Term
A character was advised to get "Howard Dill's Atlantic Giant".
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 50)
Term
Sawing the edges until the interior is exposed helps moisture get in for germination.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 51)
Term
Six out of nine are destroyed when the dog bounds into the room trying to be the center of attention.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 59)
Term
One year Miracle-Gro was the secret weapon.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 66)
Term
At her 11th birthday party she receives a soaker hose.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 77)
Term
Her mother had spent most of her childhood in foster care.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 42)
Term
Riding a roller coaster is passed up for pollinating.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 88)
Term
We learn the word 'kismet' means fate. "Meeting a new puppy that day was kismet."
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 93)
Term
'Culling' is necessary to complete by the third Wednesday of October.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p.101)??
Term
A tornado touched down in another part of the county.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 113)
Term
To lift it they used a special tarp made with hand holes.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 123)
Term
While away, a character listens to the Weather Channel to make sure everything looks fine.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 133)
Term
A character is assigned a project to write a 2 to 3 page paper on someone who is important to you who you've never met.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 145)
Term
The newly purchased lifting device has a metal ring at the top with five straps hanging down.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 157)
Term
The prize is $2,000 and a trophy.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 148, 167)
Term
Someone behaves like a sore loser.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 172)
Term
Main character's mother died of cancer.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p.4, 12)
Term
In the book by this title, the parents once had curly tails.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 29)
Term
In the book by this title, the cat could talk though he didn't often feel like it.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 5)
Term
In the book by this title, trouble was brewing because the Baroness had gone on a pilgrimage.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 20)
Term
In the book by this title, the birthday present was a whole suit of armor that felt light as air.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 35)
Term
In the book by this title, we learn that giants don't forget kindness and are very grateful creatures.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 38)
Term
In the book by this title, we meet a giant with red hair.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 75)
Term
In the book by this title, there is a stone lion that guards the entrance to a tunnel.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 106)
Term
In the book by this title, many powerful men wished to own the singing books.
Definition
Igraine the Brave (p. 3)
Term
In this book a bet is made between and brother and a sister.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. )
Term
In this book kids compete to see who will be the first to make one hundred dollars in profits.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. )
Term
In this book, a character skips the third grade.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p.14)
Term
In this book, you learn that 'slump' means a drop in the activity of a business or the economy.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 1)
Term
In this book a baseball came crasing down on a boy's nose.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 8)
Term
In this book a main character has difficulty with word problems.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. )
Term
In this book there was a mad fruit fly infestation.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. )
Term
In this book a character gets ideas from a booklet called '10 Bright Ideas to Light Up YOur Sales'.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. )
Term
In this book there was only a can of grape juice and a bottle of ginger ale left.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 35)
Term
In this book a character is saving for an i-Pod.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 37)
Term
In this book a main character rode to the 7-eleven to buy Lorna Doones.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 45)
Term
In this book a boy lay on his back in the dark, throwing a baseball up in a straight line and catching it.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 1)
Term
In this book Stratego is a boy's favorite game.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 7)
Term
In this book a brother and sister find out they will have the same teacher.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 14)
Term
In this book a character reads Charlotte's Web when she's upset or angry.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 15)
Term
In this book, 'people are confusing, math is easy'.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 17)
Term
In this book, location, location, location is the key.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 87)
Term
In this book 'value-added' means giving customers something extra they didn't expect.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 77)
Term
In this book WHJ did not really stand for Wild Hot Jellybeans Club.
Definition
The Lemonade War (p. 72)
Term
In the book by this author, a character always has money squirreled away in a lock box.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 6 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, the purple cooler was in the middle of the garage and two plastic chairs were stacked on top of it.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 20 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, a character's mother is a public relations consultant.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 31 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, a red pen is used to do math on a character's hand.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 36 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, it was fun to treat your friends to pizza at Town House.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 37 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, Tommy Pawley pulled down his bathing suit and peed on the lawn.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 43 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, a character picked the red flowers in Grandma's garden that were a hybrid experiment.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 45 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, siblings vowed not to fight in front of their mom because it made her sad.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 64 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, the friends were in the garage with a big KEEP OUT sign taped to the door.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 68 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, a character made a sound like a snorting hippopotamus.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 70 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, advice was to draw a picture when you can't figure out how to start a math problem.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 89 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, Officer Ken stated a permit was necessary to sell food and beverages in a public space.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 97 - The Lemonade War)
Term
In the book by this author, the night sky was alive with wagon wheels, party colored dahlias and whistling glitter palms.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies (p. 171 - The Lemonade War)
Term
The main character wanted to be like Vladimir Horowitz.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 4)
Term
On Career Day her mom talked about 'fiscal responsibility'.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 6)
Term
A character became a "More with Les" student.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 11)
Term
The Perfectone D-60 was a wood-grained behemoth.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 17)
Term
'Maestro' was supposed to be a sweet, rumpled old man who would present her with a diamond tiara.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 20)
Term
Mabelline Person is not pronounced like it is spelled.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 21)
Term
Six months of free lessons.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 21)
Term
"Monkey Waltz" does not make this character a prodigy.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 24)
Term
Dad takes courses from Living Room University.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 25)
Term
The setting is Eastside, Michigan (in March).
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 27, 47)
Term
No dinner was cooked because all the measuring cups were in the mock cockpit.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 34)
Term
An invitation arrives for a "Really Big Shoe" birthday party.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 35-36)
Term
Everybody knows that nobody wears socks.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 44)
Term
The pedals are arranged just like the keys on the keyboard...B-C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C-D, plus sharps and flats.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 50)
Term
Hugh tells of a 3 foot dead alligator in a guy's bathtub.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 53)
Term
A character attends the Perform-O-Rama.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 62)
Term
Expressions are used such as "Mozart's postman!" and "Chopin's toaster!"
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 62-63)
Term
A character ruins the Fireside Scout cookie sale.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 70)
Term
Old song titles are mentioned, such as "Seasons in the Sun" and "Forever in Blue Jeans".
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 76)
Term
There are two dads, one who needs to feel the wind in his hair and another who needs the linoleum under his feet.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 88)
Term
Who knew you'd have to work four hours a day to make something sound so easy?
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 92)
Term
The main character receives a birthday card from a boy.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 110)
Term
The title of the book refers to a marzipan piano.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 116)
Term
Sometimes your body just won't let you do something like wanting to burp upside down, but you can't.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 123)
Term
A character's mother misses her 11th birthday.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 129)
Term
A setting of the story is the Birch Valley Hotel and Conference Center.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 138)
Term
There are two enormous blue searchlights sweeping the room.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 139)
Term
Written across the palm of his hand is "6:30-Meeting Room G".
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 142)
Term
When you play at Carnegie Hall, you make an entrance.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 150)
Term
In the hotel room there were checkered sheets on the bed and a half used bar of Zest soap in the dish.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 168)
Term
A character will be starting a job at Nunzio's Buns.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 206)
Term
She dreamed of playing in Carnegie Hall.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 1)
Term
You could wear a tiara and gloves up to your elbows.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 1)
Term
Vladimir Horowitz was born in Russia.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 4)
Term
Her dad was called 'domestic affairs'.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 5)
Term
Her mom was a Controller for the state of Michigan.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 6)
Term
Mr. Nunzio is a baker who runs Nunzio's Buns.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 6)
Term
Joella's mom is host of a radio shop.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 6)
Term
Her teacher is named Mrs. Trimble.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 7)
Term
Her mom gave out money on career day.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 7)
Term
Wheeler Diggs was in her class.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 9)
Term
Her dad attended Living Room University.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 10)
Term
He has 26 framed diplomas.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 10)
Term
Lester Rennet taught the piano without the piano.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 10)
Term
They had 432 rolls of toilet paper in their basement.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 14)
Term
The main character is in 6th grade at Eastside Elementary.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 14)
Term
At the mall there is a fountain with a stone hippo in the middle.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 16)
Term
There were a lot of exclamation points in the brochure.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 18)
Term
She drinks Vernors ginger ale.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 21)
Term
Hugh is the UPS man.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 22)
Term
Zoe Elias is the main character in this book.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 22)
Term
"Monkey Waltz" is what she played.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 24)
Term
Emma Dent lives in east Eastside.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 27)
Term
Marty's Wreck and Towing are experts in telling her dad how to get home.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 28)
Term
The metronome goes tock, tock, tock.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 31)
Term
Wing Ping Linguini is a take out restaurant.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 34)
Term
She is invited to an 11th birthday party.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect(p. 35)
Term
Her gift was stripy toe socks.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 38)
Term
They wear Brat clogs.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 41)
Term
"Those Were the Days" was a TV show theme song.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 48)
Term
He talks about a man who has an alligator named Ramona in his bathtub.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 53)
Term
She plays "Green Acres" when the teacher is out.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 56)
Term
Wheeler Diggs doesn't have a best friend.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 59)
Term
He calls her Goober.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 65)
Term
You can't burp in outer space.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 66)
Term
She lives on Grouse Avenue.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 72)
Term
Colton Shell likes her.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 106)
Term
The cake has frosted toilet paper rolls in it.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 116)
Term
All the phone numbers he needs are on speed dial.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 126)
Term
Mona and her mom, Judy, are there.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 144)
Term
Just keep playing is the best advice.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 163)
Term
Mom uses her mirror to see how people are being scored.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 180)
Term
Jiggles jeans used to be the style.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 184)
Term
He has a job baking for Nunzio's.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 206)
Term
She wins 4th place.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect (p. 194)
Term
The New Year try is filled with candy.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 3)
Term
Fried dumplings symbolize gold coins so if you eat them you'll be rich.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 6)
Term
Grandpa's first patient was very poor and couldn't pay him.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 8)
Term
The main character's sister was reading the book "Mary Poppins".
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 12)
Term
A character's mother could sleep standing up.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 17)
Term
The lunch lady thought a character had already been through the line that day.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 22)
Term
On Unicorn Day people would draw pictures of unicorns and hang them up.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 20)
Term
At a friend's house there were only "nutritious" foods.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 27)
Term
Friends ate chewable vitamin C as if it was candy.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 27)
Term
Egg foo young is described as an egg pancake.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 29)
Term
Brown rice in the rice cooker was a complete surprise.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 31)
Term
Red eggs symbolize good luck for a new baby.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 34)
Term
They sang their favorite song about "the prettiest hole, that you ever did see".
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 39)
Term
A character's grandmother told her to practice piano on a keyboard drawn on paper.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 57)
Term
A science fair experiment consisted of watering four pea plant seeds with orange juice.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. ??
Term
The only plant that looked good was the one watered with ginger ale.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 61)
Term
A classmate said that 'Dorothy' couldn't be Chinese.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 70)
Term
Grandmothers sat waiting in a row outside the school.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 79)
Term
The 'gift' was an empty shoe box covered with sapphire blue paper and a big red bow.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 82)
Term
Danny Dog played Toto.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 83)
Term
A main character has writer's block.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 87)
Term
Mom made soup out of "ugly vegetables".
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 88)
Term
They ate red bean paste jelly candy.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 92)
Term
The girls held a stuffed animal wedding at the TAC.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 96)
Term
At Aunt Alice's they ate ghost leftovers.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 98)
Term
One girl called her a Twinkie, a Chinese person who was 'Americanized'.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 101)
Term
When her family went to New York City, they bought groceries to last the whole year.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 108)
Term
A boy spit on the remaining pieces of cake so that no one else would eat them.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 112)
Term
It was difficult deciding what to dress as for Halloween.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 113-114)
Term
A character's book won fourth place in a National book writing contest.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 119)
Term
Mother wanted to decorate her rubber tree plant for a Christmas tree.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 124)
Term
A nanny finds many ways to criticize.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 2)
Term
A character complains about unjust imprisonment and appalling food.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 7)
Term
In the old days they lived in an apartment above the bookstore.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 12)
Term
A character moves by flipping pages.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Illustrator, Jonathan Bean.
Term
A rolled up note is pushed through the bars of a cage.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 13)
Term
A good place to hide from everyone was between the lilacs hedge and the rough brick of the schoolhouse wall.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 15)
Term
The bedroom was in the top turret of the mansion on the shores of Grayson Lake.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 7, 19)
Term
An acorn landing with a crack on his head, caused him to tumble down, somersaulting in the air.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 25)
Term
Weekly activities included French class, ballet, gymnastics, pottery and basket weaving.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 55)
Term
At ten minutes to six, a mysterious package was to be delivered at the back door.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 35)
Term
Professor Vole wore clothes two sizes too big and smelled like a musty closet.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 44)
Term
There was an argument over whether the white triangular patch was behind the right ear or the left.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 47-48)
Term
If she got wet she would have to wrap up in fifty blankets and sweat for an hour to ward off a cold.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 51)
Term
Emmaline Augusta was named after two great aunts.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 52)
Term
A favorite treat was peanut butter cups.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 65, 75)
Term
Muffy should have been called 'Fang' or 'Assassin'.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 74)
Term
He wore clothes borrowed from Ken and G.I. Joe.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 125, 151)
Term
They were offered potato rolls at every homecoming.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 121)
Term
Twice a month she was made to go see Dr. Leander while the class had silent reading.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (P. 156, 206)
Term
A small sculpture was used instead of the real thing.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 254, 264, 268)
Term
SPANK was an acronym.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 271)
Term
A cocklebur catapult was used to fight a cat.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 164, 334)
Term
A stamped chinchilla footprint had the power to make someone forget their "principles".
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 131, 268)
Term
In this book there was an underground city.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book the parents inherited a fortune.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book one bite let's you understand rat speech.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 151)
Term
In this book two bites reduces your size.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 151)
Term
In this book the main character was not allowed to eat junk food.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book the main character had a nanny.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book pawball was the animal's favorite game.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book the nanny always came to school to give a special lesson.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 92)
Term
In this book the main character seemed to be invisible to everyone.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book the main character was always forced to eat and drink strange things.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book a child wishes she could be ordinary.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book a girl's parents were gone for five weeks.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book there was an Endear Mouse.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
Chinchilla footprints were stamped onto the potato rolls.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 131)
Term
In this book when a character gets too happy he takes a nap.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 215)
Term
In this book the cat was referred to as 'fang' and 'assassin'.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 74)
Term
In this book medicines must be carefully calibrated to her exact emotional condition.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 64)
Term
In this book Teacher's Tattle and National Snooper were two papers used to line a cage.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 67)
Term
In this book a fan was made out of a character's homework.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 76)
Term
In this book atmostherapy was done during silent reading time.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 92)
Term
In this book a main character was bit in the biceps when playing soccer.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 99)
Term
In this book a poem titled "To Dad", was written.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 91)
Term
In this book Hairy Pawed Agouti grows thick hair fast.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 203)
Term
In this book a cane had carved faces of little girls on it.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
Term
In this book a character was going to be committed to the Home for Troubled Girls.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 298)
Term
An event is being held for The Society for the Protection of Abandoned and Neglected Kids.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 241)
Term
In this book a charascope is used to view the building blocks of the character.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat (p. 226)
Term
In this book oil of beaver is used to sniff out a lie.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat
(p. 245)
Term
A character compares himself to Stanley Yelnats at Camp Green Lake.
Definition
Defiance (p. 10)
Term
He was a bald-headed boy with eyes too big for his long, narrow face.
Definition
Defiance (p. 19)
Term
The bravest person he'd ever met was Popeye.
Definition
Defiance (p. 22)
Term
A character said he drank tea, even though he didn't.
Definition
Defiance (p. 25)
Term
There is a quote from Shakespeare's "King Lear".
Definition
Defiance (p. 27)
Term
The main character is from New York.
Definition
Defiance (p. 29)
Term
Mars was coming very close to earth.
Definition
Defiance (p. 33)
Term
A cow has secrets about the meaning of life.
Definition
Defiance (p. 47)
Term
He was mistaken for someone sent to be the hired hand.
Definition
Defiance (p. 45)
Term
One they read was "The Road Not Taken", by Robert Frost.
Definition
Defiance (p. 51)
Term
He and his mother took chicken soup over when a friend was sick.
Definition
Defiance (p. 54)
Term
To get eggs from the nests she had a different trick for each of the hens.
Definition
Defiance (p. 63)
Term
One character was a "gummer".
Definition
Defiance (p. 66)
Term
By being "caught in an unexpected bear hug, the truth was finally revealed.
Definition
Defiance (p. 69)
Term
The stars were shimmering like ice crystals in a black sea.
Definition
Defiance (p. 74)
Term
They talked about reincarnation.
Definition
Defiance (p. 78)
Term
It was funny for a kid to have a friend so old.
Definition
Defiance (p. 84)
Term
A "three-ring" code indicated who was calling.
Definition
Defiance (p. 85)
Term
Patching the bike's flat tire took all morning.
Definition
Defiance (p. 92)
Term
The characters drank Lemon Mist and Raspberry Delight tea.
Definition
Defiance (p. 50, 64, 94)
Term
He breathed in the smell of clover until he was light-headed.
Definition
Defiance (p. 112)
Term
A cello and accordian were played at the funeral.
Definition
Defiance (p. 115)
Term
The last book published won a Pulitzer Prize.
Definition
Defiance (p. 117)
Term
After reading articles about childhood obesity their mom had stopped making a big deal about clean plates.
Definition
Found (p. 27)
Term
Their mom liked to have theme dinners like 'Cincinnati chili night'.
Definition
Found (p.47)
Term
His teacher explained that you study history to know where you come from.
Definition
Found (p. 60)
Term
A spilled test tube was thought to be acid but turned out to be lemon juice.
Definition
Found (p. 61)
Term
The main character's dad was usually calm and mild mannered like Clark Kent.
Definition
Found (p. 82)
Term
One boy's cell ringtone played a Fall Out Boy tune.
Definition
Found (p. 136)
Term
The main character felt dizzy like the time he'd gotten caught in a riptide in Florida.
Definition
Found (p. 148)
Term
The high school band boosters were having a car wash fundraiser at the BP station they passed.
Definition
Found (p. 152)
Term
He tried to sound like the donkey from "Shrek" with wisecracks even in the face of danger.
Definition
Found (p. 152)
Term
A librarian thought the main character was a good actor.
Definition
Found (p. 218)
Term
In this book 36 babies are discovered on a plane.
Definition
Found (prologue, p. 10)
Term
In this book Sky Trails is the name of the airline.
Definition
Found
Term
In this book a family visits an FBI agent.
Definition
Found
Term
In this book mysterious letters arrive.
Definition
Found
Term
A vast smuggling operation is discovered.
Definition
Found
Term
People seem to appear and disappear out of nowhere.
Definition
Found
Term
A conference took place at Clarksville Valley High.
Definition
Found (p. 226)
Term
A main character discovers he is one of the missing.
Definition
Found
Term
In this book Tachyon Travel was the original name on the plane.
Definition
Found (Prologue, pl 9)
Term
Two of the characters break into the dad's safe.
Definition
Found (p. 36)
Term
A folder mysteriously appeared on a desk.
Definition
Found (p. 90, 93)
Term
There were two sheets of paper labeled witness and survivors.
Definition
Found (p. 109)
Term
The characters first met at the library.
Definition
Found
Term
There was an elucidator.
Definition
Found (p. 265)
Term
There was a seating chart displayed on a screen.
Definition
Found (p. 285)
Term
A conference flyer for adoptees arrived in the mail.
Definition
Found (p. 213)
Term
A boy's birthday is the combination to the safe.
Definition
Found (p. 37)
Term
In this book survivors lived in Liston, Clarksville, and Upper Tyson.
Definition
Found (p. 216)
Term
In this book characters drifted through the crowd, peering at other kids' name tags.
Definition
Found (p. 228)
Term
In this book the kids were split up into two groups because there were so many of them.
Definition
Found (p. 233)
Term
Children were being sorted into groups.
Definition
Found (p. 237)
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There is a cave and an interesting rock formation.
Definition
Found (p. 246)
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In this book there is a patch of stone that is 15 degrees colder than the rest of the rock.
Definition
Found (p. 246)
Term
A rock formation was really a head scanner.
Definition
Found (p. 248)
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A girl kept a millimeter of air between her fingertips and the rock.
Definition
Found (p. 250)
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There were four rows of benches in a surprisingly large, open rock room.
Definition
Found (p. 252)
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Two of the main characters had to share a cell phone.
Definition
Found (p. 68)
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In this book Cincinnati Chili was served.
Definition
Found (p. 47)
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In this book the mom liked to have themed dinners every so often.
Definition
Found (p. 47)
Term
A vending machine spits out two Mountain Dews.
Definition
Found (p.75)
Term
In this book a man in a gray maintenance staff sweatshirt appeared in the bathroom.
Definition
Found (p. 89)
Term
A girl uses a cell phone to take pictures of papers in a file.
Definition
Found (p. 98)
Term
The tackler was the janitor from the FBI.
Definition
Found (177)
Term
A character steps into pine trees and vanishes.
Definition
Found (p. 183)
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In the book by this title, a boy rearranged the letters in Happy Birthday into Hippie Had Bratty Yak.
Definition
The Puzzling World of Winston Breen, (p. 1)
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A character is named Murray the Claw in this book
Definition
Highway Cats, p. 9
Term
A boy in this book worked out a 3 ring and hang up and call again code so Pearl would answer her phone and they could talk.
Definition
Defiance, p. 85
Term
A girl had a whole shelf full of ribbons and trophies. Name the book.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat, p. 2
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In this book there is a tunnel near the woods used to enter a castle unseen.
Definition
Igraine the Brave, p. 102
Term
A boy in this book has a microscope and looks at dust under the lens.
Definition
Brendan Buckley’s Universe and Everything in It, p. 4
Term
“Haole” was a word that took on meaning by what else was said with it in what book?
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs, p. 18
Term
Rock City is a field of huge boulders that look like big balls of twine. Name the book.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 210-211
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In this book a teacher’s first job was as an assistant dog groomer on a yacht.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School, p. 3
Term
A boy who was chosen Student of the Month in January saved his pizza coupon for summer in what book?
Definition
Punished!, p. 9
Term
Wheeler Diggs tried to keep the quarter he had been given. Name the book.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect, p. 8
Term
In this book a girl read Charlotte’s Web when she was upset, angry, sad, or confused.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect, p. 8
Term
A plane arrived at Gate 2B but no one got off in which book?
Definition
Found, p. 4-6
Term
This town’s newspaper is called the Circleville Herald. Name the book.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 170
Term
In this book a scientist at NASA is a science fair judge.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 65)
Term
A boy in what book wears a hat everywhere – to school, Boy Scouts, church, and a wedding.
Definition
Night of the Howling Dogs, p. 3
Term
A girl in this book plays a wheeze-bag Perfectone D-60 organ.
Definition
A Crooked Kind of Perfect, (p. 3)
Term
Pearl wanted to hear a poem from the book The Shadow Heart. Name the book.
Definition
Defiance, (p. 41)
Term
An alternator goes bad in the middle of nowhere and an RV won’t start. Name the book.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 148-149
Term
Four girls in second grade started the Wild Hot Jellybeans Club in what book?
Definition
The Lemonade War, p. 72
Term
In this book animals moving together in disguise will be an apparition of horror to road workers.
Definition
Highway Cats, p. 97
Term
Lancelot is too big to go inside a tunnel in what book?
Definition
Igraine the Brave, p. 102-103
Term
Twelve kids who were adopted in other places have all moved within the past 6 months. Name the book.
Definition
Found, p. 130
Term
A skunk forced 5th graders in this book to abandon their classroom.
Definition
The Fabled Fourth Graders of Aesop Elementary School, p. 98
Term
In this book, a girl wrote an apology letter to a class pet.
Definition
Emmy and the Incredible Shrinking Rat, p. 16
Term
How can you cut a pizza so 4 people each get the same number of sausages and mushrooms?
Name the book.
Definition
The Puzzling World of Winston Breen, p. 140
Term
In this book a girl and her father find shelter in the cellar with one cat and several dogs during a tornado watch.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 111-112
Term
In this book why are there 2 ways to spell one and three ways to spell two, but only one way to spell three?
Definition
Punished!, p. 35
Term
A boy’s microscope is connected to his computer in what book?
Definition
Brendan Buckley’s Universe and Everything in It, p. 4
Term
A girl practiced singing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”. Name the book.
Definition
The Year of the Dog, p. 69
Term
In the book by this author, Wilber is responsible for knocking over a table with seedlings on it.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p. 59
Term
A cat is named Muffy – not Fang or Assassin – in the book by this author.
Definition
Lynne Jonell, p. 74
Term
A girl is named Veronica but called Ronnie. Name the author.
Definition
J.B. Cheaney, p. 2
Term
In the book by this author, books on a bookshelf include Raising the Well-Adjusted Adopted Child, What to Tell Your Adopted and Foster Children, and Adoption Without Secrets!
Definition
Margaret Peterson Haddix, p.32
Term
A girl decides NOT to give up the organ but to practice and practice and then practice more in the book by this author.
Definition
Linda Urban, p. 95-96
Term
A policeman says a boy needs a permit to sell food and beverages in a public space. Name the author.
Definition
Jacqueline Davies, p. 97
Term
In the book by this author, a boy wishes he was in kindergarten again, where school was fun and easy.
Definition
Candace Fleming, p. 45
Term
Every Chinese New Year is a different animal in the book by this author.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 1
Term
Rain water in a catchment tank must be boiled before it’s safe to drink. Name the author.
Definition
Graham Salisbury, p. 36
Term
A cow is named Blossom and a cat is named Geraldine in the book by the author.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 25 & 28
Term
In the book by this author, Mrs. Tanaka is the children’s librarian.
Definition
David Lubar, p. 16
Term
A lion guards the entrance to a tunnel in the book by which author?
Definition
Cornelia Funke, p. 106
Term
One year a boy hid his sister’s birthday present in the tool shed and it took her 2 hours to find it. Name the author.
Definition
Eric Berlin, p. 4-5
Term
A mayor thinks interstate access can be his campaign issue in the book by which author?
Definition
Janet Taylor Lisle, p. 2-3
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In the book by this author, a boy gets a “Welcome Baby Boy” card 11 years late from his grandfather and grandmother.
Definition
Sundee T. Frazier, p. 186
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In the book by this title, the main character's mom found a squirrel in the toilet.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 1
Term
In the book by this title, the main character describes that hugging her dad was like throwing your arms around a stout oak tree.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 8
Term
In the book by this title, the main character got a book in the dentist's office.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 10
Term
In the book by this title, the main character's pop won the hard body contest after 109 hours, 13 minutes and 6 seconds.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere
Term
In the book by this title, the main character's little brother has ADHD.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 27
Term
In the book by this title, the main character tries to fly.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 31
Term
In the book by this title, the main character likes that RVs are efficient.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 39
Term
In the book by this title, a character is Big Brutusis Giantanimous.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 60
Term
In the book by this title, the main character learns about whirligigs.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 85
Term
In the book by this title, the main character thinks that if her pop is a saint, then she's an angel.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 122
Term
In the book by this title, the main character gets so bored that she roasts bologna, baby carrots and oreo cookies.
Definition
The Middle of Somewhere, p. 123
Term
In the book by this author, the main character learns a lot from Clark Kent.
Definition
J.B. Cheaney
Term
In the book by this author, the main character's little brother wants to look like a gorilla or a super hero.
Definition
J.B. Cheaney, p. 69
Term
In the book by this author, the main character finds a dog that she thinks has had the bark kicked out of him.
Definition
J.B. Cheaney, p. 99
Term
In the book by this author, there is a meteor shower.
Definition
J.B. Cheaney, p. 128
Term
In the book by this author, the main character kept thinking of a boy with a John Deere cap.
Definition
J.B. Cheaney, p. 129
Term
In the book by this author, the main character finds out that people are like boxes of cracker jacks- there's always a surprise inside.
Definition
J.B. Cheaney, p. 181
Term
The setting is Circleville, Ohio, outside of Columbus.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen
Term
The main character was not obsessive, like girls who cut pictures of teenage actors out of magazines, but rather 'focused'.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 1)
Term
The father in this book is a mixed-animal vet.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 3)
Term
A character is learning how to play chess from a friend.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 6)
Term
You can print out a ticket online that says the "Greatest Free Show on Earth".
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 10)
Term
At the first try all five turned mushy and rotted.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 20)
Term
They go to "La La Lues" to look for something special.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 22)
Term
Dad cooks bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches for dinner.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 38)
Term
A character was advised to get "Howard Dill's Atlantic Giant".
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 50)
Term
Sawing the edges until the interior is exposed helps moisture get in for germination.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 51)
Term
Six out of nine are destroyed when the dog bounds into the room trying to be the center of attention.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 59)
Term
One year Miracle-Gro was the secret weapon.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 66)
Term
At her 11th birthday party she receives a soaker hose.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 77)
Term
Her mother had spent most of her childhood in foster care.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 42)
Term
Riding a roller coaster is passed up for pollinating.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 88)
Term
We learn the word 'kismet' means fate. "Meeting a new puppy that day was kismet."
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 93)
Term
'Culling' is necessary to complete by the third Wednesday of October.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p.101)??
Term
A tornado touched down in another part of the county.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 113)
Term
To lift it they used a special tarp made with hand holds.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 123)
Term
While away, a character listens to the Weather Channel to make sure everything looks fine.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 133)
Term
A character is assigned a project to write a 2 to 3 page paper on someone who is important to you who you've never met.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 145)
Term
The newly purchased lifting device has a metal ring at the top with five straps hanging down.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 157)
Term
The prize is $2,000 and a trophy.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 148, 167)
Term
Someone behaves like a sore loser.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p. 172)
Term
Main character's mother died of cancer.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen (p.4, 12)
Term
The characters in this book live in Pickaway County.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 3
Term
In this book, the main character's thoughts are consumed with something out of the ordinary.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 2
Term
In this book, the main character is often referred to as "the girl".
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 6
Term
Circleville, Ohio boasts the "Greatest Free Show On Earth" in this book.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 10
Term
In this book, schools close for three whole days during the third week in October even though it's not exactly a national holiday.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 10
Term
In this book the main character was named after her grandmother.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 23
Term
In this book Jacob Buckner became her first real, true friends.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 29
Term
In this book there is a sacred place containing compost, rotted cow manure and even earthworms.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 36
Term
In this book a boy broke his arm when he fell off his bike.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 44
Term
In this book a dog is missing one leg.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 46
Term
In this book a character plasters pictures of a teenage actor all over her school notebooks.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 1
Term
In this book a character helps around the office on Saturday mornings.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 6
Term
In this book, the water tower is painted in a special way.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 9
Term
In this book shaggy puppies are are born to a registered Boxer.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 33
Term
In this book, Wilbur and Arnold are the names of the main character's dogs.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 33
Term
In this book two characters aren't 'jabberboxes' and perhaps that is why they get along so well.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 35
Term
In this book "bigger isn't always heavier".
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen, p. 160
Term
In this book a small table is overturned and its precious contents fal to the ground.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 59
Term
In this book, 1,401 pounds is not an obesity problem, it is a winning weight.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 166
Term
The main character describes herself as 'focused'.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 1
Term
The main character's mother was raised in a foster home.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 43
Term
The main character thanks Howard Dill.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 52
Term
In this book, the main character gets to pull a calf.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 64
Term
In this book, two kids dress as hobos for Halloween.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 66
Term
IN this book the main character receives diamond earrings for her birthday.
Definition
Me and the Pumpkin Queen p. 78
Term
In the book by this author the favorite chess piece of a character is the knight.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p. 37
Term
In the book by this author, a meal is triange-sliced BLT's.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p.39
Term
In the book by this author, a character painted her fingernails purple.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p.43
Term
In the book by this author, we learn about 1361 Keplar (female parent) and 910 Stevens (male pollinator)
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p.51
Term
In the book by this author, seeds are planted with the pointed sides down.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p.52
Term
In the book by this author, a character thinks the other girls are nice to her because of her new wardrobe.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p.53
Term
In the book by this author, a dinner consists of fried chicken, real mashed potatoes, and canned green beans.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p.54
Term
In the book by this author there is a huge yellow farmhouse, a big red barn, and miles of white fence.
Definition
Marland Kennedy, p. 68
Term
In the book by this author students were assigned to write a paper on someone who is important to them, someone they admire.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p. 145
Term
In the book by this author the main character learns that her mother got her ears pierced before her wedding day.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p. 80
Term
In the book this author the main character says she likes that her grandma wears old lady clothes and smells like old lady perfume.
Definition
Marlane Kennedy, p.7
Term
The New Year tray is filled with candy.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 3)
Term
Fried dumplings symbolize gold coins so if you eat them you'll be rich.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 6)
Term
Grandpa's first patient was very poor and couldn't pay him.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 8)
Term
The main character's sister was reading the book "Mary Poppins".
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 12)
Term
A character's mother could sleep standing up.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 17)
Term
The lunch lady thought a character had already been through the line that day.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 22)
Term
On Unicorn Day people would draw pictures of unicorns and hang them up.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 20)
Term
At a friend's house there were only "nutritious" foods.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 27)
Term
Friends ate chewable vitamin C as if it was candy.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 27)
Term
Egg foo young is described as an egg pancake.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 29)
Term
Brown rice in the rice cooker was a complete surprise.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 31)
Term
Red eggs symbolize good luck for a new baby.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 34)
Term
They sang their favorite song about "the prettiest hole, that you ever did see".
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 39)
Term
A character's grandmother told her to practice piano on a keyboard drawn on paper.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 57)
Term
A science fair experiment consisted of watering four pea plant seeds with orange juice.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. ??
Term
The only plant that looked good was the one watered with ginger ale.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 61)
Term
A classmate said that 'Dorothy' couldn't be Chinese.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 70)
Term
Grandmothers sat waiting in a row outside the school.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 79)
Term
The 'gift' was an empty shoe box covered with sapphire blue paper and a big red bow.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 82)
Term
Danny Dog played Toto.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 83)
Term
A main character has writer's block.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 87)
Term
Mom made soup out of "ugly vegetables".
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 88)
Term
They ate red bean paste jelly candy.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 92)
Term
The girls held a stuffed animal wedding at the TAC.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 96)
Term
At Aunt Alice's they ate ghost leftovers.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 98)
Term
One girl called her a Twinkie, a Chinese person who was 'Americanized'.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 101)
Term
When her family went to New York City, they bought groceries to last the whole year.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 108)
Term
A boy spit on the remaining pieces of cake so that no one else would eat them.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 112)
Term
It was difficult deciding what to dress as for Halloween.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 113-114)
Term
A character's book won fourth place in a National book writing contest.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 119)
Term
Mother wanted to decorate her rubber tree plant for a Christmas tree.
Definition
The Year of the Dog (p. 124)
Term
In this book the setting is New Hartford, NY
Definition
The Year of the Dog, p. 106
Term
Mr. Hargraves was the Principal in which book?
Definition
The Year of the Dog, p. 118
Term
This book is about a family of five that lives in New York.
Definition
The Year of the Dog, p. 1
Term
In this book the story is told by Pacy.
Definition
The Year of the Dog, p. 3
Term
In the book by this author, dog is a symbol for thinking and finding yourself.
Definition
Grace Lin p. 2
Term
In the book by this author, the main character learns how her grandfather became rich.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 9
Term
In the book by this author, the main character learns how her mother fell asleep standing up.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 17
Term
In the book by this author, the main character tells her friend that there is a day of the unicorn.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 23
Term
In the book by this author it shows how to draw a dog.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 2
Term
In the book by this author, the vegetables and shrimp and pork meant wealth.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 5
Term
In the book by this author, fried dumplings symbolize gold coins.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 6
Term
In the book by this author they slept on bunk beds in a buttercup yellow room.
Definition
Grace Lin
Term
In the book by this author, the longer you stay up the longer your parents' lives will be.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 11
Term
In the book by this author, the parents came from Taiwan.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 18
Term
In the book by this author, they played the Suzuki violin
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 23
Term
In the book by this author, someone was sick with pneumonia, not ammonia.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 37
Term
In the book by this author, Albert was the new baby cousin.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 40
Term
In the book by this author, only women could eat yellow ginger and chicken soup.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 41
Term
In the book by this author, Teddy Jackson was the cutest boy in school.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 48
Term
In the book by this author, she read all the books by Ruth Chew.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 52
Term
In the book by this author, they would write and illustrate their own books.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 53
Term
In the book by this author, a character's mom used to be a plant scientist before she was married.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 60
Term
In the book by this author, the grade was going to put on the play "Wizard of Oz".
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 68
Term
In the book by this author, the picture says 5 brothers, but the book title is 7 Brothers.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 71
Term
In the book by this author, she was a munchkin in the play.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 76
Term
In the book by this author, it is told how women used to bind their feet to make them smaller.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 78
Term
In the book by this author, the 'amahs' waited for them the whole day.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 80
Term
In the book by this author, Aunt Alice fed the ghosts first.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 98
Term
In the book by this author, 'twinkies' are described as yellow on the outside, white on the inside.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 100
Term
In the book by this author, Chinatown is in New York city.
Definition
Grace Lin, p. 107
Term
In the book by this title, they ate thousand-layer cake.
Definition
The Year of the Dog p. 109
Term
In the book by this title, one costume was a black and blue cat and one was a laundry basket.
Definition
The Year of the Dog p. 116
Term
In the book by this title, her book won the national contest and she won $400.00
Definition
The Year of the Dog p. 119
Term
In the book by this title, their hair was cut as part of the New Year's celebration.
Definition
The Year of the Dog p. 128
Term
In the book by this title, oranges are meant to bring you money.
Definition
The Year of the Dog p. 133
Term
In the book by this title, the main character sees a puzzle in everything.
Definition
The Puzzling World of Winston Breen, p. 670
Term
In this book the main character spends a lot of time in Penrose's Curio Shop.
Definition
The Puzzling World of Winston Breen, p. 2
Term
In the book by this title, the main character gives his sister a trick box for her birthday.
Definition
The Puzzling World of Winston Breen, p. 5
Term
In the book by this title, the main character and his friends love Rosetti's Pizza.
Definition
The Puzzling World of Winston Breen, p. 23
Term
In the book by this author, the main character met people called "the gold diggers".
Definition
Eric Berlin
Term
In the book by this author, characters search for Dr. Dilemma.
Definition
Eric Berlin, p. 124
Term
In the book by this author, characters completely upset the town's librarian.
Definition
Eric Berlin, p. 31
Term
In the book by this author, the main character gets fingerprinted.
Definition
Eric Berlin
Term
In the book by this author, the main character needs a map to figure out the clues.
Definition
The Puzzling World of Winston Breen, p. 174
Term
IN the book by this author, the main character finds out that people treat sick kids differently.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs
Term
In the book by this author, the main character likes to look through his telescope at night.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 74
Term
In the book by this author, the main character thinks hot tea tastes like straw.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs
Term
In the book by this author, the main character is asked to read his neighbor's mail.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 27
Term
In the book by this auhtor, the main character and his mother put together a difficult puzzle of the Great Wall of China.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 86
Term
In the book by this author, the main character's father wants him to play baseball, like he did.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 32
Term
In the book by this author, the main character decorates a grave with clover and roses.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 116
Term
In the book by this author, a character learns that an old lady can talk to animals.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs
Term
In the book by this author, a character is surprised to find out that an old woman owns a shotgun.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 101
Term
In the book by this author we learn about past lives and reincarnation.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 78
Term
IN the book by this author, the main character finds out the neighbor is almost blind.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 26
Term
In the book by this author, the main character's mother is a cellist with the symphony.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 45
Term
In the book by this author a character blows up her oven.
Definition
Valerie Hobbs, p. 44
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In the book by this author, the main character doesn't want to take off his shirt.
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Valerie Hobbs, p. 20
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In the book by this author, the main character frees the class pet.
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Lynne Jonell, p. 21
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In the book by this author, the psychologist thinks the main character is having hallucinations.
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Lynne Jonell, p. 95
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In the book by this author the main character's classmates didn't know she was alive.
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Lynne Jonell, p. 21
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In the book by this author, the main character couldn't wait for her parents to see all A's.
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Lynne Jonell, p. 97
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In the book by this author, the main character looks at blood samples.
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Lynne Jonell, p. 287
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In the book by this author lions roaring means that a visitor is approaching.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 16
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In the book by this author, the main character feeds blue eggs and dry biscuits to the snakes.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 10
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In the book by this author, we learn that gargoyles can devour cannon balls and burning arrows.
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Cornelia Funke
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In the book by this author, the main character's home had belonged in the family for more than three hundred years.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 2
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In the book by this author, certain books can sing.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 117
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In the book by this author a new neighbor moves in who's not very nice...he's planning to attack.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 78
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IN the book by this author, the main character lives in Pimpernel Castle.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 12
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In the book by this author, the main character wanted to follow in her great grandfather's footsteps.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 14
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In the book by this author, a character has tame mice.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 15, 17
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In the book by this author, the underside of the bridge was infested with spiders.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 16
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In the book by this author, a character sticks her tongue out at her brother.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 18
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You'll find a guide to the cast of characters at the front of this book. Name the author.
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Cornelia Funke
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In the book by this author, a character received a leather dummy for her 8th birthday.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 24
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Someone arrives to warn them of the threat of attack in the book by this author.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 31
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In the book by this author, a gift was a soft leather bridle.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 35
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In the book by this author, a 'slip of the tongue' caused a mistake.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 38, 47
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In the book by this author, the parents slept in the stable.
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Cornelia Funke, p. 42, 52
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In the book by this author a character's mother misses her 11th birthday.
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Linda Urban (p. 129)
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In the book by this author, there are two enormous blue searchlights sweeping the room.
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Linda Urban (p. 139)
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In the book by this author, written across the palm of his hand is "6:30-Meeting Room G".
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Linda Urban (p. 142)
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In the book by this author a character will be starting a job at Nunzio's Buns.
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Linda Urban (p. 206)
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In the book by this author, you could wear a tiara and gloves up to your elbows.
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Linda Urban (p. 1)
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In the book by this author, her mom was a Controller for the state of Michigan.
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Linda Urban (p. 6)
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In the book by this author, Joella's mom is host of a radio show.
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Linda Urban (p. 6)
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In the book by this author, her teacher is named Mrs. Trimble.
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Linda Urban (p. 7)
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This author writes about having 432 rolls of toilet paper in their basement.
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Linda Urban(p. 14)
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The main character is in 6th grade at Eastside Elementary. Name the author.
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Linda Urban (p. 14)
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In the book by this author, Hugh is the UPS man.
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Linda Urban (p. 22)
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In the book by this author, they wear Brat clogs.
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Linda Urban (p. 41)
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This author writes of a TV show theme song "Those Were the Days".
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Linda Urban (p. 48)
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In the book by this author, a character lives on Grouse Avenue.
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Linda Urban (p. 72)
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The cake has frosted toilet paper rolls in it. Name the author.
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Linda Urban (p. 116)
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In the book by this author, their mom liked to have theme dinners like 'Cincinnati chili night'.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix (p.47)
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In the book by this author, the main character felt dizzy like the time he'd gotten caught in a riptide in Florida.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix (p. 148)
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In this book 36 babies are discovered on a plane. Name the author.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix (prologue, p. 10)
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In the book by this author, mysterious letters arrive.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix
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This author writes of two sheets of paper labeled witness and survivors.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix (p. 109)
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In the book by this author, a boy's birthday is the combination to the safe.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix(p. 37)
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Children were being sorted into groups.
Name the author.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix (p. 237)
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In the book by this author, Cincinnati Chili was served.
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Margaret Peterson Haddix (p. 47)
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In the book by this author, his grandmother was in 'chairobics' class.
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Sundee T. Frazier (p. 101)
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In the book by this author, the future was told in fortune cookies.
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Sundee T. Frazier (p. 113)
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A "Welcome Baby" card was given instead of a birthday card. Name the author.
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Sundee T. Frazier (p. 186)
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This author tells of a character keeping his allowance in a small tackle box that he kept under his bed.
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Sundee T. Frazier (p. 10)
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In the book by this author, the mom's favorite color is red because her hair is red.
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Sundee T. Frazier (p. 10)
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Main character drank instant lemonade with his grandfather. Name the author.
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Sundee T. Frazier (p. 53)
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In the book by this author, root beer was called the "nectar of the gods".
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Sundee T. Frazier (p. 154)
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There was graffiti in the corner in this book
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p 1 Janitors
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They got a 10 minute break in this book
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p 13 Janitors
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Something was the size of a prairie dog in this book
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p 27 Janitors
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He wore a dirty white shirt and sagging pants in this book
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p 27 Janitors
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This girl believed anything people told her
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p 32 Janitors
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He was called Batman by the bully
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p 39 Janitors
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This teacher did not even dye her hair
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p 38 Janitors
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He saw silent applause in her brown eyes in this book
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p 52 Janitors
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The large window was covered by a paisley curtain in this book
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p 80 Janitors
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Someone had a big ring of keys in this book
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p 84 Janitors
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The guy was wearing an orange recess vest in this book
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p 97 Janitors
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There was an ice cream social on Monday in this book
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p 97 Janitors
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The mom drove an old station wagon in this book
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p 101 Janitors
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Dinner was pasta from a box and frozen peas in this book
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p 101 Janitors
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A burst of golden light suddenly formed between 2 objects in this book
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p 113 Janitors
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This author wrote a collage of pink, tan and brown syrup decorated the room
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p 113 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote they met in the cafeteria
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p 116 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote about a big square inflatable bouncy castle
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p 117 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote that they had detention with the Janitors
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p 142 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote they often used fake names to protect themselves from the enemy
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p 147 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote that there was a Rebel Underground
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p 153 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote that brooms are useful when trying to capture toxites
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p 164 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote that they threw the dust like a frisbee
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p 165 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote that a stranger wanted to call the police
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p 215 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote that his mom surprised him and took charge
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p 238 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote I think we have a problem, this is not my desk
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p 253 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote, as she gave a wicked shriek rubble crashed down from above.
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p 274 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote that they needed Ninfa
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p 275 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote He had to move the dump truck with his foot
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p 283 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote her goal was to be the first student to enter the school Monday morning
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p 288 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote his new domain was a 15 passenger van
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p 289 Tyler Whitesides
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This author wrote his dad was a hero after all even if he had disappeared
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p 293 Tyler Whitesides
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In this book, a closet smelled of sulfur and chili powder.
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Janitors, p. 156
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In this book, an email account was only to be used to contact friends in Washington.
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Janitors, p. 131
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In a book by this author, a substitute had short, stylish hair with pink streaks.
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Tyler Whitesides, p. 1
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In which book does a character repeatedly reply "You can't know!" when spoken to.
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White Fur Flying, p. 9,11,16
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Which author introduced a timid young boy to some very large dogs, with whom he would come to have a special bond?
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Patricia McLachlan, p. 12
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In the book by this title, a younger sister was the storyteller in the family.
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White Fur Flying, p. 2
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In this book, five of them laying on the floor made a deep, white rug.
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White Fur Flying, p.3
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In the book by this title, one got adopted and two more arrived.
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White Fur Flying, p. 22
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In this book a couple both go by the same first name, "Tom".
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White Fur Flying, p.33
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The author of this book says that "You can tell the truth, even if it is fiction you're writing."
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Patricia MacLachlan, p. 42
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In this book, the sight of whipped cream oozing over their lips made everyone laugh.
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White Fur Flying, p.46
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In this book, one was a puppy, so it was necessary to pick up everything off the floor.
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White Fur Flying, p.53
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In the book by this author, rolling over on his back was a way of saying "you're big and I'm not".
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Patricia MacLachlan p.62
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In the book by this author, a writer says she "puts words to things".
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Patricia MacLachlan p. 69
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In the book by this author, a character stuffs lumps of sugar, water bottles, and breakfast biscuits into pockets.
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Patricia MacLachlan p. 84
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A small scooped out place in the hay showed that something had rested there.
Name the author.
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Patricia MacLachlan p. 85
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In the book by this author, one person talked all the way home.
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Patricia MacLachlan p. 94
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Part of this book is a journal.
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White Fur Flying, p. 108
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Daddy is a vet. Name the book.
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White Fur Flying, p. 7
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Velvet drapes. Name the book.
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White Fur Flying, p. 4,5,104
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In the book by this author, a librarian is more comfortable with books than with people.
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Patricia MacLachlan p. 109
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In the book by this author, words from poems are spoken, such as, "I wandered lonely as a cloud".
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Patricia MacLachlan p. 110
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