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| The setting of this book is New Canaan, Connecticut. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 4) |
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| In this book, a character has identical twin sisters. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 10) |
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| In the book by this title a character has a brother named Craig. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 3) |
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| In this book there was an argument at breakfast over whose music they were going to listen to. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 4) |
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| In the book by this title a character's apartment was decorated with a Victorian style couch, rolltop desk, circa 1960s refrigerator, all only a few inches high. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 5) |
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| In which book did a character have a magnificent blue tinted view of her adopted mother's bedroom. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 7) |
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| In this book there is a 4th grader with a roundish face, freckles on her nose, blue eyes, and brown hair worn in a ponytail. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 7) |
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| In the book by this title a character had watched movies like "Lion King", "Fly Away Home" and "Star Wars". |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 9) |
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| In this book, three cats had sugary sweet names, though they were rather evil. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 10) |
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| In the book by this title, a bedroom door was plastered with signs that said "DANGER! STOP! BEWARE!". |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (P. 11) |
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| In the book by this title, a main character is left behind when the family leaves for vacation. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 52) |
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| In this book a character's serious shortcoming was that she was always forgetting to do things. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 67) |
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| In this book "being in a cage was equal to being in jail". |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose!(p. 78) |
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| In which book had an Uncle LeRoy been trapped and taken away? |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose!(p. 79) |
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| In this book, a character called Mr. Durkins was old and had a limp. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose!(p. 123) |
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| In the book by this author, a character just loved it when she was called by her nickname. |
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| In the book by this author, Mother said the first order of business was 'underwear'. |
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| In the book by this author, her big secret is knowing how to read. |
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| This author writes that amazing places had been described in books such as Florida in "Because of Winn-Dixie" and Paris in "Madeline". |
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| In the book by this author a character had never been on a trip unless you counted driving home from the pet store. |
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| In the book by this author, it was repulsive to see a human cuddle with three cats at the same time. |
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| This author writes of a plan to temporarily hide the CDs. |
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| In the book by this author a character wishes for about the hundred millionth time they could speak human. |
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| In the book by this author, a game was played in order to get the answers to questions. |
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| Michael Delaney (p. 59-61) |
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| This author writes of the smell of cheddar cheese coming from a death trap. |
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| In the book by this author, a nickname for a character is 'music boy'. |
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| In the book by this author there is a hole behind the old grandfather clock. |
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| In the book by this author, a cookie was used as an incentive. |
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| In the book by this author a loud cat fight creates a diversion for a character to get away. |
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| In the book by this author, finding out the truth meant getting to the sheet of paper on the kitchen table. |
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| In this book a small rubber ball was thrown as a decoy. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 176) |
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| In this book a character is named for a Star Wars character. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 8) |
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| An animal climbed up an electrical cord to get away from Sweetie Smoochkins in this book. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! (p. 100) |
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| A character's favorite food is yogurt puff-balls. Name the book. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| In the book by this title the family goes on vacation in a human mobile. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| This author writes of a gray squirrel being 'fearless, clever, and resourceful'. |
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| In which book does a noisy parrot continually put the main character in harms way. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| In this book a note gets lost in a dirty crevice in the kitchen wall. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| In the book by this title a character's brother plans a scheme to leave her music at home. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| In the book the main character's adopted mother is a bit forgetful. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| In the book by this title the main character is charged at with a plastic fork. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| This book includes a spider that has to coach a snake on what to eat. |
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| Obi, Gerbil on the Loose! |
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| This author wrote of an animal who knows how to read. |
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| In the book by which author does the main character greet everyone with 'Hawo'. |
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| In the book by this author, postcards come back from Cape Cod. |
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