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The New Year tray is filled with candy. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 3) |
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Fried dumplings symbolize gold coins so if you eat them you'll be rich. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 6) |
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Grandpa's first patient was very poor and couldn't pay him. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 8) |
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The main character's sister was reading the book "Mary Poppins". |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 12) |
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A character's mother could sleep standing up. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 17) |
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The lunch lady thought a character had already been through the line that day. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 22) |
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On Unicorn Day people would draw pictures of unicorns and hang them up. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 20) |
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At a friend's house there were only "nutritious" foods. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 27) |
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Friends ate chewable vitamin C as if it was candy. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 27) |
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Egg foo young is described as an egg pancake. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 29) |
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Brown rice in the rice cooker was a complete surprise. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 31) |
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Red eggs symbolize good luck for a new baby. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 34) |
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They sang their favorite song about "the prettiest hole, that you ever did see". |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 39) |
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A character's grandmother told her to practice piano on a keyboard drawn on paper. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 57) |
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A science fair experiment consisted of watering four pea plant seeds with orange juice. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. ?? |
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The only plant that looked good was the one watered with ginger ale. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 61) |
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A classmate said that 'Dorothy' couldn't be Chinese. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 70) |
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Grandmothers sat waiting in a row outside the school. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 79) |
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The 'gift' was an empty shoe box covered with sapphire blue paper and a big red bow. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 82) |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 83) |
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A main character has writer's block. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 87) |
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Mom made soup out of "ugly vegetables". |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 88) |
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They ate red bean paste jelly candy. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 92) |
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The girls held a stuffed animal wedding at the TAC. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 96) |
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At Aunt Alice's they ate ghost leftovers. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 98) |
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One girl called her a Twinkie, a Chinese person who was 'Americanized'. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 101) |
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When her family went to New York City, they bought groceries to last the whole year. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 108) |
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A boy spit on the remaining pieces of cake so that no one else would eat them. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 112) |
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It was difficult deciding what to dress as for Halloween. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 113-114) |
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A character's book won fourth place in a National book writing contest. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 119) |
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Mother wanted to decorate her rubber tree plant for a Christmas tree. |
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The Year of the Dog (p. 124) |
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In this book the setting is New Hartford, NY |
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The Year of the Dog, p. 106 |
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Mr. Hargraves was the Principal in which book? |
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The Year of the Dog, p. 118 |
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This book is about a family of five that lives in New York. |
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The Year of the Dog, p. 1 |
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In this book the story is told by Pacy. |
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The Year of the Dog, p. 3 |
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In the book by this author, dog is a symbol for thinking and finding yourself. |
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In the book by this author, the main character learns how her grandfather became rich. |
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In the book by this author, the main character learns how her mother fell asleep standing up. |
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In the book by this author, the main character tells her friend that there is a day of the unicorn. |
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In the book by this author it shows how to draw a dog. |
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In the book by this author, the vegetables and shrimp and pork meant wealth. |
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In the book by this author, fried dumplings symbolize gold coins. |
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In the book by this author they slept on bunk beds in a buttercup yellow room. |
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In the book by this author, the longer you stay up the longer your parents' lives will be. |
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In the book by this author, the parents came from Taiwan. |
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In the book by this author, they played the Suzuki violin |
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In the book by this author, someone was sick with pneumonia, not ammonia. |
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In the book by this author, Albert was the new baby cousin. |
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In the book by this author, only women could eat yellow ginger and chicken soup. |
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In the book by this author, Teddy Jackson was the cutest boy in school. |
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In the book by this author, she read all the books by Ruth Chew. |
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In the book by this author, they would write and illustrate their own books. |
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In the book by this author, a character's mom used to be a plant scientist before she was married. |
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In the book by this author, the grade was going to put on the play "Wizard of Oz". |
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In the book by this author, the picture says 5 brothers, but the book title is 7 Brothers. |
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In the book by this author, she was a munchkin in the play. |
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In the book by this author, it is told how women used to bind their feet to make them smaller. |
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In the book by this author, the 'amahs' waited for them the whole day. |
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In the book by this author, Aunt Alice fed the ghosts first. |
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In the book by this author, 'twinkies' are described as yellow on the outside, white on the inside. |
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In the book by this author, Chinatown is in New York city. |
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In the book by this title, they ate thousand-layer cake. |
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The Year of the Dog p. 109 |
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In the book by this title, one costume was a black and blue cat and one was a laundry basket. |
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The Year of the Dog p. 116 |
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In the book by this title, her book won the national contest and she won $400.00 |
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The Year of the Dog p. 119 |
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In the book by this title, their hair was cut as part of the New Year's celebration. |
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The Year of the Dog p. 128 |
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In the book by this title, oranges are meant to bring you money. |
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The Year of the Dog p. 133 |
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