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A character compares himself to Stanley Yelnats at Camp Green Lake. |
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He was a bald-headed boy with eyes too big for his long, narrow face. |
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The bravest person he'd ever met was Popeye. |
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A character said he drank tea, even though he didn't. |
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There is a quote from Shakespeare's "King Lear". |
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The main character is from New York. |
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Mars was coming very close to earth. |
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A cow has secrets about the meaning of life. |
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He was mistaken for someone sent to be the hired hand. |
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One they read was "The Road Not Taken", by Robert Frost. |
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He and his mother took chicken soup over when a friend was sick. |
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To get eggs from the nests she had a different trick for each of the hens. |
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One character was a "gummer". |
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By being "caught in an unexpected bear hug, the truth was finally revealed. |
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The stars were shimmering like ice crystals in a black sea. |
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They talked about reincarnation. |
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It was funny for a kid to have a friend so old. |
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A "three-ring" code indicated who was calling. |
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Patching the bike's flat tire took all morning. |
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The characters drank Lemon Mist and Raspberry Delight tea. |
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He breathed in the smell of clover until he was light-headed. |
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A cello and accordian were played at the funeral. |
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The last book published won a Pulitzer Prize. |
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IN the book by this author, the main character finds out that people treat sick kids differently. |
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In the book by this author, the main character likes to look through his telescope at night. |
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In the book by this author, the main character thinks hot tea tastes like straw. |
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In the book by this author, the main character is asked to read his neighbor's mail. |
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In the book by this auhtor, the main character and his mother put together a difficult puzzle of the Great Wall of China. |
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In the book by this author, the main character's father wants him to play baseball, like he did. |
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In the book by this author, the main character decorates a grave with clover and roses. |
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In the book by this author, a character learns that an old lady can talk to animals. |
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In the book by this author, a character is surprised to find out that an old woman owns a shotgun. |
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In the book by this author we learn about past lives and reincarnation. |
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IN the book by this author, the main character finds out the neighbor is almost blind. |
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In the book by this author, the main character's mother is a cellist with the symphony. |
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In the book by this author a character blows up her oven. |
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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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