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| ITBBTT if they created an Olympics for people trying to avoid looking at each other, a girl says that both she and her friend would be in the running for gold. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 193) |
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| In this book a school cafeteria was what grown-ups call a solarium, but a girl says that sometimes it feels more like an aquarium. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 28) |
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| ITBBTA an alumnus of a girl's elementary school is a world-famous chef, author, TV-show host and gazillionaire. |
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| In the book by this title, Aunt Tina says that if we want good things to happen we have to make them happen. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 1) |
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| ITBBTT, the word 'until' is a tiny word, but it can be an ugly thing. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 5) |
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| In this book, money can also be known as cash, moola, cheddar, ching-ching. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 7) |
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| The main character in this book questions if she's ready for that big of a challenge? That kind of responsibility? |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 7) |
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| In the book by this title, the winner gets to go to Washington, D.C., to tour the White House. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 9) |
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| In the book by this title, four friends were like the ingredients to an awesome cake recipe. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 11) |
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| In this book, her b-ball coach from the summer acted like hand-shaking was maybe one of the most important things in life. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 13) |
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| ITBBTT, friends were like freedom, democracy, and iced tea! |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 17) |
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| ITBBTT, Pig Pig was the huge, pink ceramic piggy bank Grandpa had given. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 18) |
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| In this book, the lunch choices were between barfilicious meatloaf or totally repugnant mac 'n' cheese. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 19) |
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| This author writes that a fourth-grade teacher was a beast about vocabulary words. |
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| In the book by this author, Victoria Woodhull was the first woman to run for President of the United States and she was once called the queen of finance. |
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| In the book by this author, the main character wanted her own cupcake cooking show and to be a millionaire. |
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| One friend is going to be a famous Hollywood stuntwoman and have her own TV show. Name the author. |
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| In the book by this author, one friend is going to be a Olympic horserider and a millionaire businesswoman. |
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| In the book by this author, a silhouette of a man on a horse appeared inside the cafeteria's double doors. |
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| This author writes that George Washington used to have people brush his horse's teeth EVERY MORNING! |
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| In this book a girl brushed her teeth and gargled an extra long time to try and kill any stray horse cooties. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 32) |
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| ITBBTT, elections were less than six weeks away, November 3rd, the first Tuesday in November. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 33) |
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| In this book, cupcakes and campaigns have a lot in common. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 35) |
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| ITBBTT, a band's name is "Pinks 257". |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 38) |
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| ITBBTT, a vote for Brianna means...Justice for all. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 40) |
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| In this book, a girl went to Orchard Park and passed out free pizza "as a way of introducing herself". |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 43) |
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| ITBBTT, "primary" is what they call the little elections in each classroom. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 44) |
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| ITBBTT, a candidate lured one of an opponent's best friends over to the OTHER SIDE! |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 46) |
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| In this book, the main character's dad worked as a nurse an dlike restoring old cars. Mom worked for the FBI- not in the exciting part. |
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| President of the Whole Fifth Grade, (p. 48) |
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| This author writes that James Madison was five feet, four inches and weighed less than a hundred pounds. |
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| In the book by this author, a character went from wicked witch to fairy princess faster than you could say "Abracadabra". |
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| In the book by this author, each day Mrs. Nutmeg would write five facts on the board. |
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| This author writes of a recipe inspired by the great American dessert, apple pie. |
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| In the book by this author a deep, dark secret will be revealed at the Halloween carnival. |
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| This author writes that Rosie the Riveter was a symbol for women during World War II. |
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| In the book by this author, Miss Delicious looked like a chocolate angel wearing a creamy white sweater and matching skirt and boots. |
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| ITBBTA, would her hero witness the greatest day of her life...or see her fall harder than an overcooked souffle? |
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| This author writes that Rachel Ray is a cooking channel hero who says "super delish". |
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| ITBBTA, Weasel says they would make REALLY GINORMOUS POSTERS to destroy him. |
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| ITBBTA, students are caught running through Forbidden Woods, by Principal Beelie. |
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| In the book by this author the theme of the campaign was mostly like the Boston Tea Party. |
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