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| Pondering over dust particles occurs in this book. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 1) |
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| Main character's father is a police detective. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 2) |
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| Mountain Dew is described as radioactive looking yellowish green liquid. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 7) |
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| The setting is Washington (Puyallup) |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe |
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| Mom serves extra garlic bread. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 8) |
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| We learn that dust mites are 8 legged creatures related to spiders and lobsters. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 9) |
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| Main character has a summer plan to become a rock collector. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 13) |
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| They were entertained with launching dolls out the window. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 26) |
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| "Catapults" are all about science. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 27) |
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| Grandfather is President of a rock club. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 19) |
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| A main character writes in a "Big Book of Questions". |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 2, p. 40) |
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| They stashed their bikes in some bushes near the bus stop. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 42) |
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| The dog's name was (P.J.) Patches, Jr. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 51) |
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| One was called Ellensburg Blue and looked like the sky after rain. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 52) |
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| The four disciplines are Sparring, Forms, Self-Defense and the Break Test. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 60) |
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| They had a contest to see who had the biggest bladder. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 62) |
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| At the park, a character rode his bike down the slide. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 66) |
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| Four boys were bullying the main character. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 69, 72) |
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| A character said "Sorry about the ears." |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 55) |
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| He worked on memorizing the Mohs hardness scale. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (82) |
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| In Mr. Hammond's class they learned the 'scientific method'. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 84) |
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| Red blood trickled from the gash, same as everyone else's. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 71) |
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| A driving lesson is given on an old country road. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 87) |
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| American Indians called them eggs from the thunderbird that thunder spirits threw at each other. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 92) |
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| An "Experiment in Progress" sign was often on the door. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 5, 99) |
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| The Melody Makers were like the Blues Brothers except they were nuns and didn't wear shades. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 103) |
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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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| The mid-morning snack was sardines & crackers and HoHos. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 104-105) |
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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 character sneaks out and leaves a note. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 144) |
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| "Baekjul boolgool" means courage, in the face of adversity. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 158) |
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| A character does not accept his purple belt, which stands for noble. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 175-176) |
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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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| His 5th grade teacher gave him the idea of starting a question notebook. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 2) |
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| His grandmother's cheek felt like a football. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 6) |
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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's favorite breakfast was french toast. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 38) |
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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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| The main character attended a meeting at the Puyallup Community Center. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 90) |
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| He wore a baseball cap that said Tacoma Rainiers. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 145) |
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| Main character promised grandmother that he would buy her a Peanut Buster parfait from Dairy Queen. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 145) |
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| While traveling on a mountain road he saw elk cows. |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 148) |
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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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| The one question that science can't answer is "why?". |
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| Brendan Buckley's Universe (p. 171) |
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A character's license plate was GEMXPRT.
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| Sundee T. Frazier (p. 46) |
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