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| In the book by this title, the setting is Chicago. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest |
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| In this book, the main character's father is a former Chicago Bear. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 2) |
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| Emblazoned on T shirts throughout the city, were the words "First in Trying". It was an impossible legacy to live up to. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 13) |
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| When his father was twelve, he could benchpress 180. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 14) |
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| In this book, the dog was so lazy that he had passed out once while chasing a squirrel. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (P. 15) |
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| Watching an Animal Planet agility competition creates a mess. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 20) |
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| In the book by this title, a character falls asleep while hanging from a tire swing. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 32) |
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| In this book, email messages are sent at 2:30 in the morning. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 38, 40) |
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| In the book by this author, a rolling desk chair is used to move around the bedroom rather than walking. |
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| A character eats peanut butter s'more crunch cereal. Name the author. |
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| This author writes of a recipe developed over months of trial and error. 1/3 Cinammon Frosted Crisps, 1/3 Double Chocolate Puffs, and 1/3 Berry Marshmallow Monster Pops. |
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| In the enormous white room were seesaws, pylons, wooden hurdles, a windmill, plastic rings, a ramp and kiddie pool. Name the author. |
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| This author writes that it's not a sport unless it involves a ball. |
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| In the book by this author, Scherzer Football Camp is insincerely committed to as a way of getting to do what he REALLY wanted to do. |
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| In the book by this title, a camper is referred to as "new meat". |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 61) |
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| A character offers to use his large savings by making a long-term investment, like the corporation or the share-holders. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 76) |
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| In this book, a coach says that in real football if you play with indifference you can get hurt. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 83) |
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| At 'Taste of Chicago' he inhaled turkey legs, paella, shrimp stir-fry, cheese fries and frozen cheesecake on a stick. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 87) |
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| A character is expelled from camp for disciplinary action. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 99) |
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| In the book by this title, a character was used to coaches who were whistle-blowing hustle-mongers. But this new teacher seemed 'slightly mystical'. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 102) |
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| Obstacles were toppled and a path of destruction was left wherever they went, but the teacher seemed unbothered. Name the author. |
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| At Paw Patch there were ramps, hurdles and tunnels. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 106) |
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| This author writes that a character must buy the babushkas in packs of eight, like underwear. |
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| In the book by this author, an event would qualify one dog for the Midwest Kennel Club Championship. |
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| 'Overweight and Underachieving'would be the name of this character's memoir, writes which author? |
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| They were like machines, like little "dog-bots". Name the author of this book. |
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| In the book by which author was there a Newfoundland named Constantine Tazmanius III. There had also been a Tazmanius I and II. |
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| In the book by this author a character hides the engraved trophy under his mattress. |
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| In this book a dog is described as "clutchy". |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 163) |
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| There's good money in signing little helmets for little men. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 164) |
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| In the book by this title, Dad called for a BFR, a "Big, Family Round-table". |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 182) |
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| In this book a character dreams of playing a game of tag, being 'it' forever, and chasing various characters from cereal ads, like Tony the Tiger. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 198) |
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| A setting is at the United Center Arena. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 209, 218, 220) |
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| In the book by this title a character says, if you work hard in practice, then the games are like a party. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 229) |
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| In this book the blinking clock said 0:00:39.800. A 39.8 with no imperfections. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 236) |
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| A few basic principles of sportsmanship needed to be discussed. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 240) |
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| In which book does a mother insist that soccer tournaments are like little mini-vacations for the family? |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, p.205 |
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| In this book a dog is described as part beagle, part potato chip. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, p. 15 |
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| In the book by this author a father is allowed to park after taking two pictures and signing an autograph. |
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| A boy and his dad play the Madden Football video game. Name the book. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 244) |
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| In this book characters spend most of their time in the basement. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 15) |
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| Team jerseys are made in the book by this author. |
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| A bone shaped trophy is the prize won in the book by this author. |
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| In this book characters run together to prepare for a competition. |
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| The Fast and the Furriest, (p. 127) |
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