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| ...does a character state that "I have power over many people, all those who live on my lands?" |
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| ...is a character told to think of a sword as "sharpened to an edge that a fly could not walk on with cutting its feet?" |
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| ..is a servant scolded harshly for not bringing the wine in quickly enough? |
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| …are a characters ears "so keen now that he thought he could hear insects crawling in the corners of the room?" |
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| …are an actor's lines "then we must agree to give up our lives, our families, everything else that we love?" |
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| …are long lines formed early in the morning by people waiting to visit a shrine? |
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| …are loud wooden clappers clapped forty-seven times? |
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| …are people who have visited a shrine moving in the direction of a sacred grove of trees? |
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| …are the slits in the screens that an audience sits behind opened wider if the audience likes the play? |
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| …are two character sent to spread the word of a theatre performance? |
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| …do actors assume that their play is a tragedy? |
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| …do characters have to enter through a lesser gate that is "meant for tradespeople and merchants?" |
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| …do rice-paper screens separate one room from another? |
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| …do two characters go to a public bath that was large enough to hold at least ten people without crowding? |
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| …does a character "breathe a sigh of relief when he saw that he was in an ordinary room where the sun shone brightly throug a paper window?" |
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| …does a character ache with yearning for home? |
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| …does a character break the strap of his sandals? |
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| …does a character condemn himself to death by drawing his sword in front of a high official? |
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| …does a character consider it madness to put on a play to mock a high and mighty official "in this manner-in his own house?" |
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| …does a character continue with loud cries of agony until he is informed that without a head, he must silently accept his death? |
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| …does a character depend on the charity of a thief to survive? |
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| …does a character discover a beautiful sword at the bottom of a trunk of clothing? |
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| …does a character discover a green chest that is "filled with swords, daggers, spears, bows and arrows, bottles of poison…a treasure trove of deadly objects?" |
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| …does a character discover that "the theft of a jewel was not as simple as it first appeared?" |
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| …does a character do a trick with a full bowl of soup? |
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| …does a character feel that because he is the son of a merchant, "everybody regards us with contempt?" |
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| …does a character feel that he is the only one to suspect that there is a deeper meaning to a play? |
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| …does a character feel the presence of the spirits of the dead?" |
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| …does a character find himsel "alone in the grass, next to a tombstone covered with moss? |
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| …does a character find himsel on his horse "surrounded by people hawking magic charms and potions?" |
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| …does a character find no joy in a victory? |
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| …does a character have a stone thrown at him by an innkeeper? |
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| …does a character hear the eerie sound of a flute playing somewhere in the darkness behind him? |
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| …does a character keep his eyes on a figure in blue? |
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| …does a character not have the heart to warn a friend that he "would consider them lucky to escape with their lives?" |
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| …does a character not understand another character's lack of concern? |
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| …does a character notice a large trunk that is overflowing with costumes? |
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| …does a character notice that many people had been drinking too much sake? |
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| …does a character realize that being truly on guard and angry has made his senses sharper? |
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| …does a character realize that even in death, another character's face wore a triumphant smile? |
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| …does a character receive a role in a play? |
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| …does a character receive a folded piece of paper that says "Follow the correct path?" |
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| …does a character rehearse actors seperately, so that "nobody knows the whole play?" |
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| …does a character say he is "too old and fat for a role?" |
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| …does a character say that she "knows that a paradise awaits those who die in his name?" |
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| …does a character say that "if people didn't fear being punished for wrongdoing, the country would be filled with thieves?" |
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| …does a character say that "there may be another criminal in the case?" |
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| …does a character say that fate has put a tree that is standing alone "where it cannot grow straight and tall?" |
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| …does a character say that trees follow their nature, which is "to grow, spread their branches, and in time drop their cones?" |
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| …does a character search for someone in the "inky black shadows?" |
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| …does a character see a brilliant red stone, as dark as blood, on a bed of black silk? |
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| …does a character see a man wearing a dark blue robe who has a basket over his head." |
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| …does a character see, at the far end of a deserted little street the flash of a blue kimono? |
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| …does a character slash a white silk kimono to ribbons, only to realize that it was empty? |
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| …does a character state that "as I get older, my mind becomes more restless?" |
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| …does a character tell a high official, "I had to learn the tea ceremony so that I could be present when he (his father) welcomes business associates?" |
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| …does a character tell a judge that he saw the thief. "It was a gosth that had horns and opened the door of our room?" |
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| …does a character tell another that people found him "in a trunkful of costuems when I was a baby?" |
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| …does a character tell his son "Comfort can usually be arranged, if one follows the polite way?" |
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| …does a character think it would be exciting to observe how a famous judge would investigate a crime? |
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| …does a character think that an innkeeper wants more "thank-money?" |
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| …does a character wait behind the stage to see what secrets the final scene would reveal? |
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| …does a character wake up to angry shouts and the sounds of running footsteps? |
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| …does a character wear a necklace of "crossed sticks with a man nailed onto them?" |
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| …does a character who is unable to eat because of nerves drink cups of tea to calm his stomach? |
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| …does a character wonder "why would a man kill himself rather than confess to a crime?" |
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| …does a character wonder how significant his words are that he would speak at the end of the scene? |
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| …does a character wonder if a judge has "followed the correct path and come to attend the performance?" |
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| …does a character wonder if he would be able to visit his family? |
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| …does a character wonder why another character would go to so much trouble to steal something and throw blame on someon else by leaving something that is false? |
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| …does a character, when questioned about a crime, say "I saw nothing I was not supposed to see?" |
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| …does a character's father celebrate a special day by drinking to thank the spirits for the prosperity of the family business? |
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| …does a character's father say that "farmers thought that all people who lived in town were thieves?" |
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| …does a character's parents, who are old and frail, receive a payment for sending her to work in a teahouse? |
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| …does a charcter tell another that it was not courage that prompted her to act in respectfully, but that she only "reminded myself that my family needed to sell the paper?" |
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| …does a festival called a "bon festival" honor the ancestors? |
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| …does a garden indicate a love of beauty? |
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| …does a ghostly shadow sink in the floor after a character stamps his foot? |
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| …does a judge remind a character of a statue of Buddha? |
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| …does a man wearing a blue kimono appear after the gate of an inn opens? |
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| …does a play's final scence take place on a cliff overlooking a rushing river? |
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| …does a shogun "costumed splendidly in helmet and leather armor," listen to a play in silence? |
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| …does an actor skillfuly cause a scene of conusion so that it is difficult for anyone to follow him? |
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| …does an actor state that another actor has "one change to save your own honor?" |
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| …does an ancient pine tree make a character feel sad? |
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| …does pouring sake on the steps of a teahouse bring murmurs of approval from the crowd? |
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| …does the scent of steaming rice remind a character that he is hungry? |
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| …is a character in a play an "eater of human flesh" |
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| …is a character amazed by an actor who moves like a dancer with hands that moved with grace and speed? |
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| …is a character amazed to discover that what he thought were horns were really the pins that a geisha stuck in her thick hair? |
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| …is a character amused at the way his officials "scrambled to get out of the way of the fighting?" |
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| …is a character asked "what kind of a master lets his servants go hungry?" |
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| …is a character asked how he was able to identify the place a certain typ of tea was grown? |
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| …is a character asked if he "has ever felt that you were in the wrong place? That fate had made you different?" |
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| …is a character asked if he has ever ridden a horse? |
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| …is a character awed by the size of a house? |
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| …is a character confused by that fact that a thief has returned back to the home of the man from whom he had stolen the jewel? |
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| …is a character embarassed to be a merchant's son because "merchants care for nothing except money?" |
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| …is a character grabbed from behind while his face is being covered with silk? |
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| …is a character let to pass through a gate because the guard was once saved from disgrace? |
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| …is a character outfitted in a grand an spectacular costume? |
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| …is a character question about the reason there is a tunnel between his inn and the monastery? |
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| …is a character shocked to discover that a large golden crucifix has a red jewel at the top of the cross? |
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| …is a character startled by the "sight of a fierce chalk-white face, with crimson and black lines around the eyes?" |
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| …is a character told that "laziness is a bad habit?" |
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| …is a character told that "one hand brings out the sword…but then you must seize it with both hands?" |
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| …is a character told that "such great men do not lower themselves by going to that part of the city?" |
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| …is a character told that "this boy has earned the right to kill me, not you?" |
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| …is a character told that a play is exciting and that "some are very scary with goblins and ghosts? |
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| …is a character told that another character could be found "in the floating world somewhere?" |
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| …is a character told that he can have a part but that he will "die horribly when the play is only half over?" |
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| …is a character told that he had better hurry because "there are many thieves on the road at night?" |
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| …is a character told that he must act the way a guest normally would, "no matter who else is present?" |
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| …is a character told that he must never draw his sword when he is angry? |
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| …is a character told that if he wants to catch a criminal he "must become a tree?" |
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| …is a character told that once in a while another character makes a mistake? |
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| …is a character told that one should only ones' sword in order to use it? |
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| …is a character told to "always watch your opponent's eyes?" |
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| …is a character told to "catch your enemy when he does not expect you?" |
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| …is a character told to "find the rosaries and crucifixes? |
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| …is a character told to "kneel now and beg his forgiveness?" |
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| …is a character told to "sit with your back straight and think of yourself as part of the horse?" |
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| …is a character told to "think what might happen if people tried to become something they were not meant to be?" |
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| …is a character told to stamp his foot in different places around a room? |
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| …is a character told to think of catching a criminal like "looking for a deer in a forest?" |
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| …is a character told when he complains of having to ride rather than walk that "if you ever had to walk any great distance you would appreciate it more" |
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| …is a character told, "It is time to examine the path that we followed?" |
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| …is a character when given a sword told to "treat it well and use it with wisdom?" |
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| …is a character's important line in a play "I swear that I will see you disgraced? |
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| …is a character's house surrounded by a high stone wall? |
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| …is a famous judge described as being "fat, but with eyes that were as sharp as a cat's?" |
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| …is a person described as a "dishonorable man…he didn't even have the rourage to commit sepuku properly?" |
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| …is a shining red jewel left as an offering? |
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| …is a traveling troupe used to setting up their performances in many different place? |
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| …is death in battle the most honorable way to die? |
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| …is it a tradition for a certain group of people to "lose their outser selves so they can dwell on the spirit within?" |
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| …is it believed that "since death came someday to all, it was imore important to preserve one's honor than to save one's own life?" |
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| …is it common for famiolies without a son to adopt one to carry on their name?" |
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| …is it impossible to tell that an actor was not actually a woman? |
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| …is it OK to portray a group of people on stage as long as they "eventually came to an unhappy end?" |
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| …is it quite unusual for a samurai to wok as an innkeeper? |
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| …is it thought that in a play "anyone can become whoever he likes?" |
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| …is it thought that merchants "get righ by selling at high prices, cheating people?" |
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| …is it thought that the people of the capital city were "spend-thrifts, willing to pay far more for goods than those in other cities?" |
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| …is there a festival where the spirits of the dead return to earth? |
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| …is there a legend that a botman's descendants whould always have the right to ferry travelers across the river? |
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| …would a theft have been discovered in a character's room had it not been for his son who had been awake when the thief opened the door." |
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| 3. IWB was a character described as “skilled at breaking things”? |
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| 30. IWB does a character claim “the ocean is like kangaroos and grandfathers- I believe other people have seen it” ? |
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| 34. IWB does a character say that the only thing more annoying than talking dinosaurs is talking rocks? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| 38. IWB is it said that “hooks and cliff-hangers belong only at the ends of chapters? |
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| are characters concerned about "their pits stinking?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| are character's dealing with a conspiracy? |
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| are character's made to drink buttermilk at their meals? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| are character's surprised to find that their neighbor was "a pillar of the black community?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| are character's told "If you think you've got a chance at winning this competition, you can forget it!"? |
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| are character's told that buttermilk is "a miracle drink, really?" |
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| are characters told they can't have "too much artery-clogging fat?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| are characters told they must have "no canine behavior"? |
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| are men offered a tobacco barn to hide in? |
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| are t wo characters very excited about receiving a cell phone? |
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| are two characters amazed that their Grandmother snores loudly? |
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| are two characters born when the sun and moon were up at the same time?" |
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| are two characters chauffeured by a black Town Car? |
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| are two characters given matching necklaces for doing a good job in the pageant? |
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| are two characters given water that is "sparkling?" |
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| are two characters name for the sun and the moon? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| are two characters that told even though both of them are beautiful, the program they are entering is designed to get a girls to express who is on the inside? |
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| are two characters told "Idle time is wasted time?" |
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| are two character's told "never blame others for what is YOUR problem?" |
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| are two characters told "there is no time other than the one you're in?" |
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| are two character's told that butter is terrible for the arteries? |
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| are two characters told to "take no prisoners?" |
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| are two charactersborn on a tiny airsrip in the rainiest tow in the U.S.? |
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| are two girls civen a cell phone so they can keep in touch with their parents? |
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| did a character break free and yell "Freedom?" |
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| Did a character entertain the audience with humor because he had not prepared a speech? |
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| did a character plead "Will no one stop that man?" |
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| did a character state that he "would like to see the Pacific Ocean?" |
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| did a character suffer a carriage accident? |
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| did a dog use a character's "pristine green grass as his own private lavatory?" |
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| did a handwritten letter state that someone very important would be attanding a performance that night? |
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| did a photograper take a historic picture of the Capital Dome prior to a grand occasion? |
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| did thousands of people wait in line to view a casket? |
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| do characteres put medicine into their grandmother's oatmeal? |
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| do characters find it hard to imagine that their grandmother had ever enjoyed spleeping in puddles or pretenging she was a rider on the Pony Express? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| do characters have to put on a fashion show for their parents after they bought formal gowns? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| do characters participate in a program that seeks to "inspire our girls to become young women of character?" |
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| do characters record their Grandmother's snoring? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| do characters take a "stroll down memory lane" when they look at pictures of their mother at a younger age? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| do doctors probe a wound with bare, dirty finters? |
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| do two character's feel they have entererd a war zone with a "stern, disinfectant-spraying woman as their commander in chief?" |
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| do two character's grandmother pay for plane tickets as a birthday present? |
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| do two characters' grandmother take them to a "special and important" place. |
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| do two characters have to "scoop poop" and hang it on their neighbor's door? |
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| do two character's sleep upstairs in the attic? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| do two character's think that their Grandmother's sour disposition might be the resul of all the "farts she'd held inside herself?" |
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| does a character prize being together as a family more than she was afraid of falling from the sky? |
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| does a character ask if another character has always been proud of her sister? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character ask to see more pictures of other relatives |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character assign a book about hot-air balloons, airplanes, and other modes of transportation to her father to read during the summer? |
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| does a character become known as a "river ghost?" |
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| does a character carry a packet into a room that contains a pair of binoculars? |
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| does a character chase after black footprints? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| does a character create "wisdom dolls?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character describe her skin as "Buttermilk Ugly?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character discover that "when it came to standing up for what was right---or having a beautiful heart--it didn't matter what color your skin was?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character do a tumbling routine for a program? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character express disapproval by raising "The Eyebrow?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character fear the power of dreams? |
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| does a character feel like everything will be all right if she can make her sister laugh and hold her hand? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character feel that admitting a terrible truth was one of the hardest things she'd ever had to do? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character feel that her "laughter had been piling up like snow on a mountain?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character feel that her looks can be described as "a bit too much like a clown." |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character find that kissing her grandmother after being licked in the face by a dog is "totally disgusting?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character fire a gun that misfires occasionally? |
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| does a character flee to Rome to escape being captured? |
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| does a character get back at another character by stomping on her foot? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character get tired of people staring at her? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character have a difficult time in school because she has "severe dyslexia?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character have plans for volunteering at an animal shelter? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character have sagging earlobes, the result of years of wearing heavy god earrings? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character have to cut a boot so as to not cause any more damage to a leg? |
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| does a character have to wear sunscreen so she doesn't "show up to the pageant pink as a Christmas ham?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character have trouble reading because she can "barely keep the letters from flipping and flopping around n the page?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character haved arthritis that "flares up when storms are moving in? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character insist "I will suffer death first?" |
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| does a character keep curtains closed during the day because she believes it makes the room cooler? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character learn that the largest organ in her body is her skin? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character let out gas from both ends of her body? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character like the idea that Jesus could change colors depending on where he was, like a chameleon? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character lower his head to hide his tears of joy? |
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| does a character meet another girl who has one hundred and fifty-seven Barbies?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character not betray another even though that character has abused his hospiltality? |
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| does a character plead "Love, live but for one moment to speak to me once?" |
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| does a character prepare for a "performance" in order to cross a bridge? |
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| does a character realize that her skin was the part of her that peple saw before anything else and decided who she was? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character realize that she had not spoken up because she was "scared…plain and simple?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character realize that she has in her life "someone who would always "know who she was?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character realize that she will always be the "under-stander" or support for another character? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character receive a humanitarian a ward, an award for making the world a better place? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character remember a boy in her school who told her "he wished he'd lived in the days when black and white peopld didn't go to school together?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character remember hearing a Sesame Street about things that don't belong? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character repeat, "I must go up, I must go up?" |
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| does a character say "airplanes are a bacterium's paradise? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character say "What an excellent chance I had, if I wished to kill the president on Inauguration Day? |
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| does a character say in her speech that she wants to "do something to make the world a more equitable place for everyone?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character say she's working on a new fashion line called "Global Chillin?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character say that "greed will do you in?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character see a photograph or people that looked just like her? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character suffer from a "pain in his left leg"? |
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| does a character talk about going through "the change?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character tell another that "candlelight is easier on my bad eye than electric?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character tell another that she's "as see-through as Saran Wrap?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character think that haing a broken leg is a lot better than having a heart attack? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character trade e-mails with another character whose address is lluvbarbies 157@chatter.com |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character visit a museum and see the words of a famous African-American? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character wear a locket with a picture of her great-great grandmother in it? |
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| does a character wear a black felt slouch hat, wool coat, black pants, and carry the photos of five of his favorite girlfriends? |
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| does a character wish to make the world a better place for everyone to live? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character wonder if it was "okay to yell at God?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character wonder if she had been alive during the Civil Rights Protests would she have marched too? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character wonder if she will be included or will be seen different than anyone else? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character wonder what it would be like to teach in a school that wouldn't allow black children to sit in desks next to white children? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character wonder what she would do during the Civil Rights Movement? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character's grandmother dress up in a dress with a "surprisingly low neckline?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character's great grandmother admit to using her looks to enjoys ome of the privileges whites enjoyed all the time? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a character's mother believe that when a flower puts down it's roots, it "must have found some what they needed in that plot of ground? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a characters name mean "goddess of wisdom?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a characters riding spurs get snagged on a flag/ |
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| does a character's sister think that she sees herself as better than her? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a characters's hat look like a whole flock of chicks were nesting on her hair? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a dog drool into a character's mouth? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a father confess that he has never read an entire book in his life? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a girl's grandmother provide them with formal gowns and make-up makeovers? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a play begin without special guests being present? |
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| does a small yellow bird remind a character of her beloved family pet? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does a trick claiming a character was a "messenger from a doctor" work perfectly? |
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| does a widow own a boarding house? |
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| does one character avoid attention at all costs while the other was glad for the attention? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| does one of the characters confess " I'm mad, I'm mad?" |
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| I which book is it important to the main character to hear there is to be a wedding or birth of a son? |
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| In which book is the following quote: “Rouse yourself this instant!” |
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| In which book did an artist lose his fiancee because she was blown out of his arms by a bomb? |
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| In which book is a newscaster told that his news is wrong and that he should ask the kids for the real deal? |
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| In which book a mother count coins from a bag? |
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| In which book are 2 characters in flesh-pink party frocks running down the street? |
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| In which book are 2 characters taking advantage of their similar appearance to deceive captors during the night? |
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| In which book are 2 men dressed in black described as “ a pair of gloomy crows”? |
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| In which book are 2 pairs of red and black goalkeeper gloves purchased by Mama before she died ? |
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| In which book are 2 people compared to Romulus and Remus? |
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| In which book are 2 youngsters getting away and traveling slowly while admiring their scenic surroundings? |
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| In which book are a character’s legs covered with bites from bedbugs? |
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| In which book are a lot of people upset when a company offers $3 million a year to have their name put on a building? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book are a main character's cousins amazed by her beautiful clothes? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book are all bodyguards chosen from other countries, like Scotland and England? |
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| In which book are blackouts placed over the windows so that it is not easy for planes to find bombing targets? |
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| In which book are candles kept in a clothespress? |
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| In which book are characters going to be told they are being invaded by aliens? |
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| In which book are children placed on a mattress outside in the yard? |
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| In which book are coffee, tea, oyster loaf and Indian pudding served? |
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| In which book are guns fired on a street corner and a cannon blasted in the public square to purify the air? |
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| In which book are horses with implants in their heads used to do very specific jobs? |
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| In which book are lawyers compared to “brain surgeons - looking inside their clients heads” ? |
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| In which book are listeners told “we will be offering a reward”? |
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| In which book are men in office uniform referred to as “the suits” and women in variations of men’s uniforms and huge white athletic shoes referred to as “the shoes”? |
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| In which book are muskets used for firearms? |
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| In which book are newspapers too scared to publish reports about the terrible things the soldiers are doing? |
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| In which book are parents killed in a train crash in Egypt? |
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| In which book are people surprised when a visitor hummed a family lullaby? |
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| In which book are readers told to go to a newspaper "for all the whos, whats, whys, whens, and wheres"? |
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| In which book are royal tombs routinely sacked? |
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| In which book are seashells used to support a vessel? |
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| In which book are servants not trusted to search our and kill all annoying insects? |
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| In which book are some folks described as having “wise feet”? |
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| In which book are someone's construction skills described as "mostly hitting my fingers with a hammer"? |
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| In which book are students given a homework assignment of writing about a place that was special to them when they were younger? |
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| In which book are the characters confused by a group with different beliefs? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book are the characters encouraged to practice like crazy? |
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| In which book are the children not allowed to enter an area that is fenced off? |
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| In which book are the dead buried in “Potter’s Field?” |
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| In which book are the distinguished gentlemen in handcuffs like a bubble of silence passing through the storm? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book are the first two pages ripped out of a character’s book? |
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| In which book are the following keepsakes: a cork, a fishhook, a silver dollar, a fancy key, and a tiny wooden baby doll? |
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| In which book are the laces and tongues of the left shoe of 4 pairs destroyed? |
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| In which book are there "runners--guys who sprint back and forth from regiment to base camp"? |
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| In which book are there a crystal chandelier, mahogany table, and hale-dozen Chippendale chairs? |
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| In which book are there characters called eejits? |
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| In which book are there directions which read, "tall tree, Spy-glass Shoulder, beraring a point to the N. of N.N.E."? |
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| In which book are there nesting dolls? |
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| In which book are there osprey nests? |
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| In which book are there osprey nests? |
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| In which book are there plump-cheeked twins? |
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| In which book are there poems written on the inside of desks? |
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| In which book are there several people missing from their high school graduation because they have enlisted in the army? |
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| In which book are there some youngsters who insist on not being hugged? |
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| In which book are there strict instructions about the textbooks to be used by some students? |
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| In which book are there two hundred and seventy thousand twelve- and thirteen-year old children? |
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| In which book are three doughnuts given as combat pay? |
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| In which book are three seated aroung a table, a bottle of Spanish wine and some raisins before them? |
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| In which book are tops made for boys and a small doll for a girl? |
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| In which book are two characters considered refugees and have to apply for asylum? |
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| In which book are two characters duct taped to some chairs? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book are two characters equally surprised to find that one makes up stuff and the other tells the truth? |
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| In which book are two hills named Haulbowline Head and Mizzen-Mast Hill? |
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| In which book are wagons scarce as hen’s teeth? |
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| In which book are words said to be “ mightier than swords“? |
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| In which book are workers kept in line by people called the Farm Patrol? |
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| In which book can this quote be found: “His strong hands grip her, trying to halt the growing scarlet monster”? |
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| In which book could a character choose from three different smells: summer meadow, sea breeze, or bluebell wood? |
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| In which book could a character see light trails on things when they moved? |
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| In which book could a main character's mother only see from one eye? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book could the main character smell his sweat, rank with fear? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book describes soldiers getting sick with flu symptoms? |
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| In which book did a young boy take down the Jolly Roger? |
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| In which book did a beggar have a crushed foot? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did a boy and his mother hide under a bridge? |
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| In which book did a boy faint at the sight of another man being killed? |
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| In which book did a boy hide in the apple barrel? |
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| In which book did a boy slip off his shoes to be quieter on deck? |
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| In which book did a boy use chicken bones as dolls to pass the time in prison? |
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| In which book did a boy, a doctor and Gray run for shelter? |
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| In which book did a captain die of sudden apoplexy? |
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| In which book did a capuchin money eat popcorn? |
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| In which book did a caravan of at least 25 cars follow a bus? |
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| In which book did a caravan of at least 25 cars follow a bus? |
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| In which book did a change his mind about a winner at the last moment? |
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| In which book did a character wake up in a common hall where people were allowed to sleep for free? |
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| In which book did a character a character's face start turning red before she was about to cry? |
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| In which book did a character a flat nose and eyes with little slits like someone from outer space? |
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| In which book did a character agree to be taught how to fight in exchange for acting in a play? |
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| In which book did a character almost have to go outside because of the thick mushroom odor of dampness, mildew, and stale air? |
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| In which book did a character always been a trip singing "Off we go into the wild blue yonder?" |
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| In which book did a character always get called to come home with an operatic voice? (opera singer) |
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| In which book did a character apologize for trying to kill another character? |
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| In which book did a character ask about who lived in the mansions? |
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| In which book did a character attend many fund-raisers? |
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| In which book did a character believe his brother was a psycho? |
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| In which book did a character believe his brother was a psycho? |
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| In which book did a character breathe a fresh, woody smell? |
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| In which book did a character brush out the kinks in her hair so she would not look like Pippi Longstocking? |
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| In which book did a character call another a guide dog? |
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| In which book did a character call another a guide dog? |
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| In which book did a character call another a gutless wonder? |
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| In which book did a character call another a gutless wonder? |
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| In which book did a character call someone to hear her voice on a recorded message |
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| In which book did a character call the fire department? |
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| In which book did a character call the fire department? |
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| In which book did a character carry a covered casserole dish with two big hot pads down a dirt road? |
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| In which book did a character change her demeanor after seeing the hospital from the mountaintop? |
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| In which book did a character check an empty house to make sure nothing was left behind? |
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| In which book did a character check an empty house to make sure nothing was left behind? |
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| In which book did a character claim innocence to a crime although he was threatened to have his hands tied behind his back and pulled upward until he confessed? |
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| In which book did a character clog or flat-foot to "Old Joe Clark"? |
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| In which book did a character collapse in the parlor of the inn? |
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| In which book did a character collect a bottle of champagne and a key? |
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| In which book did a character confess that he was once honorable and had been reduced to being homeless? |
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| In which book did a character cry a single tear? |
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| In which book did a character decide his school was trying to poison him? |
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| In which book did a character decide that a friend needed books because she missed not having any to read? |
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| In which book did a character decide that he didn't want to live the rest of his life dependent on the whims of teenagers? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book did a character decide to quit taking medicine because it made her numb? |
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| In which book did a character describe his nightmares? |
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| In which book did a character develop “a brilliance in her eyes, a warm color in her cheeks, and a new sweetness in her manner”? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book did a character die while leaning against a goal post? |
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| In which book did a character die, likely from an aneurysm? |
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| In which book did a character draw a colt that looked like a picture from "The Little Fellow"? |
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| In which book did a character dream about vines winding around him? |
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| In which book did a character dream he was in a parking garage trying to find his car? |
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| In which book did a character enter a hut that was constructed of wooden beams that looked very old with worm holes, and cracks covering the wood, and crumbling dried clay filling the gaps between the beams? |
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| In which book did a character explain to a mysterious woman that when she held her special rock…"things seem all right again." |
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| In which book did a character feel as though he received a crushing blow to his chest? |
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| In which book did a character feel bad that she had disappointed her grandma? |
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| In which book did a character feel fear when she discovered her hair had been cut? |
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| In which book did a character feel like he'd been playing all the parts in a very strange soap opera? |
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| In which book did a character feel like she was on top of the world when she was picking blackberries? |
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| In which book did a character feel like the four people in her family were the only people in the world, wrapped in a sadness as thick as the fog? |
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| In which book did a character feel like the pendulum on the grandfather clock, swinging back and forth until she wound down to nothing? |
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| In which book did a character feel sorry for a pastor at the local church because no one ever went up to "repent"? |
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| In which book did a character feel sorry for the animals? |
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| In which book did a character feel that nothing about a day in her life made sense? |
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| In which book did a character feel the sensation of motion sickness? |
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| In which book did a character feel the worst pain he had ever experienced? |
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| In which book did a character fill her mouth with cereal so she would not have to answer any more questions? |
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| In which book did a character find a few hidden string beans after weeding the bean patch? |
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| In which book did a character find a file called scholarship offers on a computer? |
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| In which book did a character find a file called scholarship offers on a computer? |
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| In which book did a character find a perfect oblong rock the size of her Grandma's loaves of homemade bread that was the right weight for a newborn baby? |
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| In which book did a character find out that a murderer used to live in a house near her and now that character was in prison? |
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| In which book did a character fire at the place where something would move to? |
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| In which book did a character forget her daughter's birthday? |
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| In which book did a character get a call from someone at a birthday party? |
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| In which book did a character get a sad look on her face and her mouth actually turned down at the corners like a painted-on frown whenever she was disappointed? |
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| In which book did a character get blood from his father? |
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| In which book did a character get poked in the eye with a wet nose? |
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| In which book did a character get sidetracked by a cluster of orange touch-me-nots, also called jewelweed? |
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| In which book did a character get stung by yellow jackets? |
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| In which book did a character give commands to an invisible dog? |
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| In which book did a character go home and tell his parents he won them their first ever vacation? |
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| In which book did a character go see The Merchant of Venice? |
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| In which book did a character hate children? |
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| In which book did a character hate to go home because of the gloom that settled over her---like something she could actually touch and breathe and taste? |
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| In which book did a character hate to start a fire on a hot day, but needed to boil water. |
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| In which book did a character have a frying pan hanging from a nail on the wall? |
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| In which book did a character have a gun pointed at the back of her head? |
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| In which book did a character have a hard time makings friends. and when she did make friends, it was usually boys? |
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| In which book did a character have a perfume smell when he appeared at a door? |
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| In which book did a character have a piece of glass embedded in his hand? |
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| In which book did a character have a ring of bruises around his neck? |
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| In which book did a character have a tail? |
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| In which book did a character have a white plastic tree? |
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| In which book did a character have an IEP? |
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| In which book did a character have an IEP? |
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| In which book did a character have bees twisted in her hair and was going to have to have her hair cut? |
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| In which book did a character have difficulty sleeping due to the paper screens that separated rooms which allowed the noise of loud partying? |
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| In which book did a character have knobby fingers that moved up and down the fret board? |
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| In which book did a character have on a red kerchief to cover her unwashed hair? |
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| In which book did a character have scratches on his knees from briars and a long red line dripping down his legs to the top of his socks? |
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| In which book did a character have tangled wires hanging out of his pockets? |
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| In which book did a character have tatoos saying, "Here's luck" and "A Fair wind" on his arm? |
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| In which book did a character have to be in the principal's office at 7:30 am sharp? |
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| In which book did a character have to be in the principal's office at 7:30 am sharp? |
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| In which book did a character have to take medicine named "antihistamine" |
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| In which book did a character have two first days of school? |
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| In which book did a character have two first days of school? |
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| In which book did a character have two giant silvers stuck in the palm of her right hand? |
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| In which book did a character have webbed feet? |
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| In which book did a character hear a sneeze in the barn and knew there was a girl hiding? |
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| In which book did a character hear this sound: ban swoosh bang, bang swoosh bang? |
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| In which book did a character hear two cardinals squawking? |
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| In which book did a character hid a rock baby in a V in the middle of a double tree-kind of like twin trees with shaggy bark peeling off? |
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| In which book did a character hit the main characters friend? |
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| In which book did a character hit the main characters friend? |
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| In which book did a character hope a prison complex was going to be big enough? |
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| In which book did a character just move to an area? |
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| In which book did a character just want to sleep after being stung by yellow jackets? |
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| In which book did a character keep saying "Deep breaths. Deep breaths" to keep from throwing up? |
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| In which book did a character kick a stone and it hit the side of a car? |
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| In which book did a character know she would never be able to have grown-up sister conversations? |
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| In which book did a character know that the minor key gives music its sadness? |
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| In which book did a character learn to read while in prison? |
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| In which book did a character learn to weave by beginning with a simple tabby? |
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| In which book did a character let her shoes follow the current of the water until they were out of sight? |
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| In which book did a character let her son buy everything he even thought of wanting? |
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| In which book did a character let her son buy everything he even thought of wanting? |
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| In which book did a character lie about where he lived? |
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| In which book did a character lie about where he lived? |
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| In which book did a character like a marker with a lamb leaping over the name and beloved child written beneath? |
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| In which book did a character like cherry wood best for carving/making furniture? |
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| In which book did a character like her eggs cooked with the yolks broken and hard, not soupy? |
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| In which book did a character lock a key inside a storage bin? |
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| In which book did a character lock a key inside a storage bin? |
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| In which book did a character look at her grandfather's eyes before looking at her mother? |
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| In which book did a character make a blanket that was a pale yellow flannel with daisies embroidered in each corner? |
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| In which book did a character make a double rose coverlet? |
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| In which book did a character make a tiny giraffe? |
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| In which book did a character make a tiny metal cat with wire whiskers? |
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| In which book did a character make dinner and then tidied up afterwards for the first time ever? |
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| In which book did a character make plans to attend football practice every day? |
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| In which book did a character make plans to attend football practice every day? |
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| In which book did a character need first-aid spray after being in the sun all day? |
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| In which book did a character need first-aid spray after being in the sun all day? |
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| In which book did a character need to choose a gunner? |
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| In which book did a character need to weep, not cry, but weep? |
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| In which book did a character not go to a funeral? |
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| In which book did a character not go to a funeral? |
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| In which book did a character not like "too much openness"? |
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| In which book did a character not like people eating in his office? |
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| In which book did a character not notice her daughter was in the room with her? |
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| In which book did a character not want to be found so she hid in a barn between bales of hay? |
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| In which book did a character notice something white stuck to the bottom of a biscuit? |
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| In which book did a character offer to help remove the boards from the windows of a house that had been closed up for years? |
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| In which book did a character once have knee surgery? |
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| In which book did a character once have knee surgery? |
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| In which book did a character only have a few plates, some bowls, and one chipped china cup on shelves in the kitchen? |
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| In which book did a character only keep pictures of himself? |
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| In which book did a character pat an ice pack just like she was burping a baby? |
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| In which book did a character peel the skin off her hands? |
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| In which book did a character pick dandelion greens and dig sassafras for brewing tea? |
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| In which book did a character place her shoeprints into another person's shoeprints, with room to spare? |
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| In which book did a character plant a virus? |
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| In which book did a character play a game of cat and mouse through turrets? |
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| In which book did a character play an instrument called a "dulcimer"? |
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| In which book did a character point out to his father that they never saw another out running, biking, or driving around the town? |
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| In which book did a character point out to his father that they never saw another out running, biking, or driving around the town? |
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| In which book did a character press a wood curl in a journal? |
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| In which book did a character promise to come back and do whatever he was told to do? |
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| In which book did a character promise to write letters while she was away? |
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| In which book did a character pull up sod and dig in the sand underneath? |
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| In which book did a character pull up sod and dig in the sand underneath? |
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| In which book did a character put on a suit without a shirt, shoes, or socks? |
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| In which book did a character put on a suit without a shirt, shoes, or socks? |
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| In which book did a character read about a boy who never grew? |
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| In which book did a character read about a boy who never grew? |
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| In which book did a character read the same page three times in a book before she realized it? |
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| In which book did a character realize that the adults were too old to fight? |
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| In which book did a character realize they were surviving more on luck than skill? |
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| In which book did a character receive a new phone companion? |
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| In which book did a character receive comfort from the Book of Isaiah, chapter forty, verse eleven? |
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| In which book did a character receive instructions on how to ride a horse and was told to think of himself as part of the horse? |
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| In which book did a character receive real food and party stuff? |
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| In which book did a character receive two gallons of white paint for kitchen walls? |
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| In which book did a character receives cones of new thread? |
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| In which book did a character recite a poem at the time someone else was thinking of it? |
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| In which book did a character recite the poem…Annable Lee? |
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| In which book did a character recognize a man by the shining gold rings on two of his fingers? |
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| In which book did a character refer to a loom as a "thingamajig?" |
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| In which book did a character refer to the woods as a magical fairy kingdom? |
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| In which book did a character refuse to attend a funeral? |
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| In which book did a character remember a silver gray wall? |
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| In which book did a character remember a silver gray wall? |
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| In which book did a character run out of the emergency exit? |
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| In which book did a character run out of the emergency exit? |
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| In which book did a character run the prison library? |
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| In which book did a character say he had to win a competition? |
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| In which book did a character say she would never be a scullery maid? |
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| In which book did a character say that "sleep is a good healer"? |
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| In which book did a character say that he worked all day and studied at night? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book did a character say, "I won't look, I won't look"? |
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| In which book did a character say, "The way it smells. I like how it smells out here."? |
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| In which book did a character say, "The way it smells. I like how it smells out here."? |
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| In which book did a character say, “A man’s first loyalty is to the soil he stands on”? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book did a character scrape tiny flakes of coconut off the frosting before eating the cake? |
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| In which book did a character see a counselor once a week? |
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| In which book did a character see a green pickup arrive at school? |
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| In which book did a character see a green pickup arrive at school? |
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| In which book did a character see a shadow that revealed a huge head with horns sticking out, a white face, and held a red object in its hand? |
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| In which book did a character see elephant seals? |
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| In which book did a character see someone he knew in a yellow mustang? |
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| In which book did a character see someone he knew in a yellow mustang? |
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| In which book did a character see something in the sea? |
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| In which book did a character see something that looked like a girl but decided it must be a small woman instead? She used a walking stick and wore a long dress and a floppy old-lady sunbonnet on her head? |
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| In which book did a character send a message to the parents of two hundred and seventy thousand children? |
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| In which book did a character sense watching strangers behind mirrors? |
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| In which book did a character set fire to her bed? |
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| In which book did a character sew his coat sleeve together? |
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| In which book did a character sleep for 18 hours? |
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| In which book did a character sleep for 18 hours? |
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| In which book did a character sleepwalk? |
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| In which book did a character spend thirty years in prison? |
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| In which book did a character spot a bare mountain with a rounded top, like a peeled potato? |
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| In which book did a character stand still while a wolf smelled him? |
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| In which book did a character stare at a marble? |
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| In which book did a character take a knife out of a bedside cabinet? |
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| In which book did a character tell another about his sister? |
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| In which book did a character tell another that the main character fell out of the bleachers like he fainted? |
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| In which book did a character tell another that the main character fell out of the bleachers like he fainted? |
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| In which book did a character tell herself to stop looking at a boy as if he were a racehorse for sale? |
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| In which book did a character tell his father he won't mind if he never pays attention to him for the rest of his life? |
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| In which book did a character tell his father he won't mind if he never pays attention to him for the rest of his life? |
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| In which book did a character tell his friend it was okay if she yelled at him? |
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| In which book did a character tell his mother that he is going to enter a new school as a feared and notorious outlaw? |
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| In which book did a character tell his mother that he is going to enter a new school as a feared and notorious outlaw? |
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| In which book did a character tell the camera she wanted bread, soy cheese, apples, and salad? |
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| In which book did a character tell the truth about seeing someone get hit on the head? |
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| In which book did a character tell the truth about seeing someone get hit on the head? |
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| In which book did a character tell visitors every bad thing that happened? |
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| In which book did a character tell visitors every bad thing that happened? |
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| In which book did a character think about a zombie stalking down Interstate 10? |
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| In which book did a character think about a zombie stalking down Interstate 10? |
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| In which book did a character think he was mad? |
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| In which book did a character think her mouth was full of cotton? |
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| In which book did a character think that listening to music would help her mother feel better? |
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| In which book did a character think that one day actually felt like three days? |
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| In which book did a character think that wishes would like prayers? |
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| In which book did a character think…"Who is taking to me?" The voice sounded familiar but didn't know who it was? |
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| In which book did a character throw a biscuit into the waste chute? |
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| In which book did a character toast a marshmallow for the first time? |
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| In which book did a character try to convince another to leave because it was too dangerous? |
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| In which book did a character try to convince someone not to go to the arcade? |
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| In which book did a character try to wake up a friend after crashing? |
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| In which book did a character use an empty canning jar to hold Sweet Williams (flowers)? |
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| In which book did a character use chicken feathers, water, urine, and ox gall to get out a stain? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did a character use two spoons to play on his knee, clicking away to the beat of a song? |
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| In which book did a character walk around the house with a tissue wadded in her hand for weeks? |
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| In which book did a character want humans and nature to live in harmony? |
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| In which book did a character want to see the Implanters Room? |
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| In which book did a character want to talk to her father when he called, but was not allowed to because it cost too much money? |
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| In which book did a character want to visit another family hoping to pretend things were normal? |
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| In which book did a character want…Water. A long drink-that was what the character wanted more than anything once she reached the rushing creek? |
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| In which book did a character watch his class on a security camera screen? |
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| In which book did a character wear a cowgirl costume to work? |
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| In which book did a character wear a detention collar? |
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| In which book did a character wear a droppy sunbonnet to hid her face? |
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| In which book did a character weave and dream a lot during her younger years? |
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| In which book did a character wink and it gave another character a rush of hope inside? |
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| In which book did a character wish for months that a baby would be a girl, a little sister? |
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| In which book did a character wish she had brothers or sisters to help share her emptiness? |
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| In which book did a character wonder if his father saw someone get hit? |
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| In which book did a character wonder if his father saw someone get hit? |
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| In which book did a character wonder what her Mama was thinking while she rocked and rocked in a chair? |
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| In which book did a character write an account of a crime? |
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| In which book did a character’s face darken when he heard “He caught you. The pupil has beaten the master.” |
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| In which book did a character's father call a dulcimer a "hog fiddle"? |
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| In which book did a character's feet look like she was wearing a pair of pale pink socks? |
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| In which book did a character's grandparents plan to visit? |
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| In which book did a character's hair use to be shiny golden brown but now was stringy and limp? |
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| In which book did a character's hands leave a trail of golden light |
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| In which book did a character's mom die because of mold? |
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| In which book did a character's mouth feel like she had swallowed a cotton ball? |
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| In which book did a character's parents plan to take him home as soon as he finished his last treatment? |
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| In which book did a character's sister tell him that he is no fool because he can milk a cow and gather eggs. |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did a character's throat ache and nose dripped along with feeling like she was going to throw up all greasy fried chicken? |
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| IN which book did a cloud settle over the mountains and cloaked the house in fog? |
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| In which book did a clown roll into a room? |
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| In which book did a dead man have a needle and thimble in his pocket? |
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| In which book did a doctor tell a character his heart was beating erratically? |
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| In which book did a dog eat the buttons off of a shirt? |
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| In which book did a dog growl at a cupboard? |
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| In which book did a family gamble with dimes? |
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| In which book did a family get so busy they didn't even eat meals together? |
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| In which book did a family get so busy they didn't even eat meals together? |
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| In which book did a family love playing dominoes? |
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| In which book did a father and daughter dance? |
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| In which book did a father start to take his new born daughter to drown, only to realize that he really did love her? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did a festival celebrate the return of spirits who came to see what had been done to honor them? |
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| In which book did a freeze kill mosquitoes? |
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| In which book did a girl make taffy for Matt? |
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| In which book did a girl stick our her tongue and throw an orange at a boy? |
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| In which book did a group of boys paint the word "MUDERER" (misspelled when painted) should have been "murderer" across a front door? |
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| In which book did a group of boys push over an "outhouse"? |
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| In which book did a group of children gather on a balcony to be alone while their parents were inside? |
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| In which book did a group of people think a nun was a ghost who rattled? |
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| In which book did a law exist that required a drug to make idiots out of clones? |
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| In which book did a lawyer come to visit a character on Wednesdays to bring eggs and milk and leftovers from his garden? |
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| In which book did a lawyer keep a character's belongings stored safe (hog fiddle, a loom, coverlets and such) while she was away? |
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| In which book did a main character have a baby named William who died soon after birth? |
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| In which book did a main character leave her home because a fifty year old man wanted to marry her? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book did a main character pay her grandfather's debts? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book did a main character put a pot of blue paint in a black wooden box? |
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| In which book did a main character want to blow glass? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did a man and a girl plan to give a stack of old letters to a woman? |
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| In which book did a man go and fill a pannikin? |
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| In which book did a man keep a key around his neck? |
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| In which book did a man threaten to break the arm of a boy? |
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| In which book did a man with a red night-cap appear? |
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| In which book did a mean boy nail a frogs legs to the ground? |
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| In which book did a message in a dead man's hand read, "you have till ten tonight?" |
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| In which book did a miracle happen according to one character? |
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| In which book did a miracle happen according to one character? |
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| In which book did a mother ask her daughter if she was ready for sixth grade? |
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| In which book did a mother stitch a dress a fast as she could, her needle flashing in and out of the fabric like a bumblebee darting through flowers? |
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| In which book did a nod and a wave of the hand initiate a death? |
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| In which book did a nurse visit a classroom? |
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| In which book did a parent not know his son made the team? |
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| In which book did a parent not know his son made the team? |
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| In which book did a parrot keep saying "pieces of eight! Pieces of eight! Pieces of eight!"? |
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| In which book did a parrot travel to Madagascar? |
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| In which book did a pattern called "A Complete Baby Layette" include bonnets with ruffled brims and gowns with drawstring bottoms? |
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| In which book did a place have the atmosphere of an exam room with no music or excited voices? |
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| In which book did a rhododendron bush have long, shiny leaves and puffy white blossoms? |
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| In which book did a roast catch on fire? |
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| In which book did a rosebush burst into bloom? |
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| In which book did a school not have a gym or auditorium? |
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| In which book did a school not have a gym or auditorium? |
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| In which book did a siren sound every Sunday morning? |
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| In which book did a small fire crackle in the pot-bellied stove? |
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| In which book did a song start out with, "Fifteen men on the dead man's chest-Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!"? |
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| In which book did a stick "struck poor Tom, point foremost, with a stunning violence, right between the shoulders."? |
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| In which book did a team win on a fake kick? |
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| In which book did a truck arrive hauling a laurel oak tree? |
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| In which book did a truck arrive hauling a laurel oak tree? |
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| In which book did a voice yell out, "Darby M"Graw" over and over, which spooked others? |
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| In which book did a whole troop of marsh-birds rose again, darkening heaven, with a simultaneous whirr? |
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| In which book did a woman's corset set off a metal detector? |
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| In which book did a young boy become angry when pushed to the ground, but he remembered he had been given advice not to fight when he was angry? |
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| In which book did a young boy beg mercy on a group of prisoners who were waiting possible execution? |
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| In which book did a young boy discover an object that had been forged by a master craftsman centuries ago? |
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| In which book did a young woman owe twenty years of labor for a payment received by her family? |
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| In which book did an actor wear a costume to pretend to be someone he was not? |
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| In which book did an asteroid explode? |
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| In which book did an old man use a brass telescope to look out on the sea each day? |
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| In which book did an outcropping of rocks perch crooked on the northwest side of the mountain look like a lopsided crown on top of the potato head? |
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| In which book did army freighters hang over the park? |
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| In which book did blood pour out of a character's leg? |
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| In which book did character fight over who got to sleep in a top bunk? |
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| In which book did character hear something that sounded like an approaching swarm of insects? |
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| In which book did character remind himself, "Just play the game, keep your eyes down and your mouth shut."? |
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| In which book did character wait for news in a hospital? |
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| In which book did characters arrange to meet others at a noodle bar? |
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| In which book did characters attend a public viewing? |
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| In which book did characters believe everything they saw on television? |
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| In which book did characters bow and move across the floor on their knees when approaching someone who demanded respect? |
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| In which book did characters cast a net of green light? |
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| In which book did characters decide to stop a war? |
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| In which book did characters develop an emergency relocation plan? |
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| In which book did characters discuss how they were going to escape an apartment? |
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| In which book did characters dream about a golden bird? |
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| In which book did characters find a nest and egg? |
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| In which book did characters find out they had to swap positions in a competition? |
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| In which book did characters find several hundred children staring up at a screen? |
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| In which book did characters get good jobs if they found out about a club? |
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| In which book did characters get tossed around in a car like riding a jerky roller coaster because of muddy potholes? |
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| In which book did characters go to Senior Awards Night? |
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| In which book did character's go to the barn to swing on a rope? |
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| In which book did characters go to the main character's house to work on a report? |
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| In which book did characters go to the main character's house to work on a report? |
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| In which book did characters have "cabin fever" in the middle of summer? |
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| In which book did characters have to run along walkways? |
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| In which book did characters hear a wolf howl? |
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| In which book did characters hide in a cupboard? |
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| In which book did characters hide in a movie theater? |
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| In which book did characters learn to use scuba diving gear? |
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| In which book did characters like to pick blackberries to make blackberry jam? |
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| In which book did characters link arms to stay together? |
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| In which book did characters make hundreds of trips to a big orange diesel tank? |
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| In which book did characters make hundreds of trips to a big orange diesel tank? |
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| In which book did characters plan to help their friends fight a freeze? |
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| In which book did characters play chess? |
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| In which book did characters race silver balls through a maze? |
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| In which book did characters realize that everyone had been lied to? |
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| In which book did characters receive a handwritten letter? |
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| In which book did characters receive a refund of one hundred and twenty credits? |
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| In which book did characters receive cutlery sets? |
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| In which book did characters receive messages from their companions? |
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| In which book did characters research fruit? |
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| In which book did characters return home to find black mold around a window frame? |
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| In which book did characters search frantically for an ink pen? |
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| In which book did characters stop being wild and loud when they saw the main character come outside? |
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| In which book did characters stop being wild and loud when they saw the main character come outside? |
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| In which book did characters take a basket of leftover fried chicken, biscuits, two cucumbers, and snap beans from the garden to a friend? |
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| In which book did characters take trucks into the swamp for "mud runnin"? |
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| In which book did characters take trucks into the swamp for "mud runnin"? |
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| In which book did characters tell their parents that they were not allowed to tell them what they had been done to them? |
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| In which book did characters think there was a ghost living in the murderers house? |
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| In which book did characters think they were on a space freighter? |
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| In which book did characters travel to other schools to compete? |
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| In which book did characters use words life frag, perp, and odd? |
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| In which book did characters wait in line for two hours in the rain? |
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| In which book did characters want to make a swimming hole? |
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| In which book did characters watch "Perry Mason" every Saturday night? |
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| In which book did characters watch "The Ed Sullivan Show"? |
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| In which book did characters watch a bizarre battle? |
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| In which book did characters watch an ad for a new game? |
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| In which book did characters watch the aurora borealis? |
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| In which book did characters watch Walter Cronkite's evening news? |
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| In which book did characters wonder who the enemies were? |
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| In which book did children dream about trees, animals, and forests? |
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| In which book did children lock nurses in a cupboard? |
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| In which book did children wake up when they shouldn't have? |
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| In which book did cutlery, carafes, and glasses rise in the air? |
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| In which book did damp cover everything with mold that caused a deadly lung disease? |
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| In which book did every type of tree begin life as a rough lemon tree? |
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| In which book did five grown men try to row a small boat? |
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| In which book did guns refuse to point at a character? |
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| In which book did house fronts have tightly closed shutters and gates tied shut with ropes on which bells hung to waken the occupants if anyone tried to loosen them? |
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| In which book did it rain for three straight days? |
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| In which book did it seem like a character was always running away and almost like a habit? |
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| In which book did it seem like children were glowing? |
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| In which book did Jim Hawkins chow down to a pigeon pie? |
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| In which book did making mistakes feel like bee stings on a character's brain? |
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| In which book did Mr. Arrow turn out to be a drunk? |
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| In which book did no one from the hamlet help a mother a her son? |
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| In which book did one character hide her brown arms and the calluses on her palms? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book did one of the main characters play music on the church organ after many years of not playing the organ? |
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| In which book did parents meet over concerns about lightning? |
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| In which book did people bang on pillars with huge steel balls on chains? |
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| In which book did people believe koi were being stolen by a local person? |
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| In which book did people have to row or paddle seven or eight miles to a larger boat? |
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| In which book did people save money for years so that a few could attend a play? |
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| In which book did people wonder what was happening to the koi? |
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| In which book did police come to end a party? |
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| In which book did robbers not steal the strongbox? |
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| In which book did sand get in our eyes, sand in our t eeth, sand in our suppers, sand dancing in the spring…? |
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| In which book did see trees burning? |
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| In which book did Senator Mendoza complain about a stinking dog? |
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| In which book did silver of shiny mica and mud bury under a character's fingertips? |
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| In which book did simulators look like giant spiders? |
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| In which book did someone have to get stitches? |
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| In which book did someone kick sand in another character's eyes? |
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| In which book did someone know he would never forget that ride home? |
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| In which book did someone make a, "banana-peel back-flop landing in the mud"? |
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| In which book did someone make a, "banana-peel back-flop landing in the mud"? |
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| In which book did someone not mind being a substitute until just about everyone he knew could see him on the sidelines? |
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| In which book did someone not mind being a substitute until just about everyone he knew could see him on the sidelines? |
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| In which book did someone say, "Look the the sky!"... "It's blue!"? |
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| In which book did someone throw a clod of dung on a character? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did someone write, "I know you know things. So do I."? |
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| In which book did students miss school to fight the freeze? |
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| In which book did the Hispaniola roll steadyily, dippinig her bowsprit now and then with a wiff of spray? |
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| In which book did the appearance of soiled and wrinkled clothing make a character look like a wanderer who might turn to crime? |
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| In which book did the doctor say, "At least get a new liver!" |
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| In which book did the main character almost weep with joy and terror after killing a boar? |
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| In which book did the main character believe prayers would be heard if they are spoken in a sacred place? |
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| In which book did the main character celebrate her fifteenth birthday? |
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| In which book did the main character drink sheep milk, eat their meat, washed their fleece and carded their wool? |
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| In which book did the main character dye golf balls pink? |
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| In which book did the main character find a stone caught between a horses hoof and shoe? |
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| In which book did the main character get in trouble when she went to a rally? |
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| In which book did the main character get permission to go on a class trip? |
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| In which book did the main character go on a first date? |
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| In which book did the main character have a friend who studied dance and martial arts? |
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| In which book did the main character have an eleven year old brother? |
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| In which book did the main character have her head clamped back in to her neck? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character hope his step mother wouldn't die while having a baby? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character jump on someone's back? |
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| In which book did the main character kneel by the shine and pray for a hunchback's life? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character know how to take cramping from a leg, 5 kinds of fever, bloodletting and how to feel for tumors? |
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| In which book did the main character know more sorrow than tears can tell? |
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| In which book did the main character listen to music from another country? |
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| In which book did the main character live with sheep all of her life? |
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| In which book did the main character look inside a teacher's desk? |
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| In which book did the main character make a siren noise? |
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| In which book did the main character make patients pay for medical care? |
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| In which book did the main character meet a boy with brown hair, not golden? |
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| In which book did the main character not want to marry a boy her father wanted her to marry? |
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| In which book did the main character often hear, "yo ho ho and a bottle of rum." |
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| In which book did the main character perform a speech about her family? |
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| In which book did the main character pull a dead lamb out of the mother? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character put ice on another character's face after he was hurt? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character run from his tutor? |
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| In which book did the main character say horses hear her through their skins? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character say she can quiet a horse? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character say she knows how a horse feels, big and timid. |
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| In which book did the main character see two people from another school show up at the Senior Awards Night? |
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| In which book did the main character see two people from another school show up at the Senior Awards Night? |
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| In which book did the main character sing to a sheep that she thought was dying? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character sniff out dysentery? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character take grain to the mill just to discover the mill wasn't turning, the kingpin was broken? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character tame a sparrow hawk? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character tell another he was under the bleachers and saw him kill someone? |
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| In which book did the main character tell another he was under the bleachers and saw him kill someone? |
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| In which book did the main character tell her patients they may die to protect her if they really do? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character throw dung on a girl and then feel bad about it? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character want to learn more about the country her family came from? |
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| In which book did the main character wear a tiara? |
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| In which book did the main character write an original comedy? |
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| In which book did the main character's breath put sweet peace into horses, not with her mouth but with her fingers? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character's family speak a different language? |
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| In which book did the main character's father have to sell some of his land to buy weapons, armor and a horse? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character's father teach him about wheat barley and fallow? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character's father teach him to sew wheat in October and barley in March and let the 3rd field rest? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character's father work in a pharmacy? |
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| In which book did the main character's grandparents live in another state? |
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| In which book did the main character's mother die when she was born? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the main character's mother want to open a restaurant? |
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| In which book did the main character's mother work in a thrift shop? |
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| In which book did the main character's parents set off to the woods on May Day? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did the pain on a character's hand keep her mind off the pain in her heart? |
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| In which book did the President's wife have a baby boy? |
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| In which book did the rhythm of banging wood beat in her head as she swayed back and forth on the swing? |
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| In which book did the southern hemisphere look the way it did three thousand years ago? |
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| In which book did the two words "I know" seem to make all the difference in a relationship between to friends? |
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| In which book did three guns go to the bottom of the sea? |
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| In which book did tomatoes have a disease called black rot around their stems? |
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| In which book did two approach the stockade with white surrender cloths? |
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| In which book did two characters have red hair? |
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| In which book did two characters play a game with letters? |
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| In which book did two characters throw stones in the water instead of throwing them at people? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book did two characters try to figure out a communication system so they could send a message? |
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| In which book did two girls giggle when a door was shut quickly in order to avoid speaking to them? |
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| In which book did walkways begin to break apart? |
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| In which book do “ pulmonary spasms” require a character to breathe fresh air? |
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| In which book do 17 year old boys pay $25 to join the army, even though they are underage? |
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| In which book do 2 boxes of Ritz crackers with peanut butter and jelly become a shared meal? |
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| In which book do 2 characters feel like they are “stepping into a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle” as they walk through sharp gusts of cold air? |
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| In which book do 2 girls bring three sandwiches, three apples and three ice-cold Coca-Colas? |
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| In which book do 2 men sell illegal whiskey from a grave? |
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| In which book do 3 girls follow an undertaker into a cemetary? |
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| In which book do 3 girls look for a spy? |
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| In which book do 3 girls sneak into a school to try to find a hidden poem? |
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| In which book do a boy and girl type a letter using special duplicate carbon letter paper? |
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| In which book do All Access passes seem to make security magically disappear? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do beautiful pink, red, green and blue silk dresses billow in the air, like flowers falling? |
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| In which book do boys get thrown in a bone pit and hundreds of bats scurry out around them? |
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| In which book do boys make a firework out of an empty olive can? |
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| In which book do characters catch hailstones and cram them in their mouths as a source of water? |
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| In which book do characters count newspapers in stacks of fifty copies? |
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| In which book do characters count the number of words actors say on television? |
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| In which book do characters dream of "riding wild waves on surfboards, picking oranges and apples off fruit trees" and collecting autographs? |
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| In which book do characters eat specimens before they are treated with arsenic and stuffed? |
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| In which book do characters feel like they are trapped in a night without end? |
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| In which book do characters fight over red and gold crayons? |
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| In which book do characters get greeted by hippies hanging out by the bus stop? |
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| In which book do characters not in gangs watch the backs of others not in gangs? |
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| In which book do characters pool together information learned on a spy mission? |
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| In which book do characters question “why can’t we have two boxes of candy”? |
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| In which book do characters shout, swear, and send video boxes flying off the shelves? |
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| In which book do characters spend the afternoon sorting through letters? |
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| In which book do characters take turns looking through the telescope on a walkway? |
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| In which book do characters talk in code in case there are undercover cops around? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do characters use a mangle to squeeze water from a wet tablecloth? |
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| In which book do characters wear white boots, and daisy dresses with flared sleeves? |
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| In which book do children in school call an 8 year old boy a sissy? |
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| In which book do children watch Superman on TV? |
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| In which book do Christians always throw stones at Jews? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book do clones provide body parts for the wealthy? |
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| In which book do farmers with water buffalo pull plows through the mud on the outskirts of town? |
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| in which book do four horsemen armed with muskets block a road being traveled? |
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| In which book do fun excursions into the woods seem lonely without a friend to share the fun? |
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| In which book do girls collect worms by the light of a full moon? |
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| In which book do girls hunt for a young cottonwood tree in the moonlight? |
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| In which book do hotel rooms have doorbells? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do miners eat their lunch underground because it takes too long to come up and go down? |
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| In which book do neighbors pound on an apartment door trying to get in when they hear shouting? |
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| In which book do once sensible people began rinsing their clothes in vinegar and wearing tarred ropes arund their necks? |
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| In which book do people carry old bread bags full of golf balls? |
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| In which book do people from the village call a main character a numskull, mooncalf, and fool? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book do people remind a character of tribbles, the furry little animals on Star Trek, because they were everywhere? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do people use bird-lime, turpentine, Adler leaves and lavender to get rid of fleas? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book do people want bluebells, cowslips and kiss under the trees on May day? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book do plum tree blossoms and the petals fall like snow? |
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| In which book do soldiers kidnap a character’s father on her 5th birthday |
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| In which book do some boys fall into a pit of whale bones? |
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| In which book do some characters sit quietly thinking about how much is riding on one year-old computer file? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do some characters sit when a man pulls a small revolver out of his flowered shirt? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do some characters spend the afternoon pacing, ordering food room room service that they couldn't eat, and half watching TV? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do some kids find a boy locked in a house? |
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| In which book do students bring their teacher strawberries and daisies? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book do students no longer get printed report cards but get their grades sent by computer? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do students talk about corporal works of mercy? |
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| In which book do the boys have bad cases of acne due to the foods they ate? |
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| In which book do the characters carry gas masks in buff colored boxes everywhere they go? |
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| In which book do the characters feel safe because all the bad guys are locked up? |
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| In which book do the characters have tea-drinking clothes, and tea-serving clothes, but no taking tea with the upper class people clothes? |
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| In which book do the characters travel by boat or walking when they want to go anywhere? |
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| In which book do the main characters have only a light sweater and a sweatshirt to wear in a country with a cold climate? |
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| In which book do the main characters take a train to Skyron? |
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| In which book do the Pilgrim Players rehearse with some exercises that were invented, written down, but never published? |
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| In which book do the women know they would not be killed but taken prisoner? |
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| In which book do they arrange the wood in a complicated crisscross pattern? |
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| In which book do thieves break into a house that has not been deserted? |
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| In which book do thieves steal a chess set? |
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| In which book do thieves think a girl is a ghost? |
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| In which book do three characters knock at a door at night? |
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| In which book do three girls go frog hunting? |
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| In which book do two acceptance speeches last about ninety seconds? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do two boys and an old man go on holiday for 2 weeks to the seaside? |
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| In which book do two boys create fireworks as a way to make money? |
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| In which book do two characters discuss who “they” are - they being the experts on everything - only to decide that “they” are women? |
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| In which book do two characters go by a newspaper office to pick up a letter? |
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| In which book do two characters have a special wave where they open and close their hands three times to each other? |
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| In which book do two characters laugh over the phrase, "Keep your pants on"? |
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| In which book do two characters see a group of men dressed up for a KKK meeting? |
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| In which book do two characters stop and rest under a chestnut tree? |
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| In which book do two characters travel crouched down in the floor of a car covered by a dark gray blanket? |
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| In which book do two children have their photographs taken inside a small self-service booth? |
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| In which book do two girls come into a room dressed in matching pink and yellow bombazine gowns, wearing their curled hair piled on top of their heads? |
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| In which book do two girls have to go to their great aunt's second funeral? |
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| In which book do two little girls have a protector when they are outside playing? |
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| In which book do two pairs of eyes lock together immediately before a crisis? |
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| In which book do two students jump on the table and dance in response to being stared at by people in purple? |
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| In which book do visitors go to a leper colony run by the Brothers? |
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| In which book do words seem to gush out of a character when he sits down at a computer if he has a story in his head? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book do you hear of a thousand cranes? |
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| In which book do you read about 46 round medallions formed by a white outer ring and a black inner ring? |
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| In which book does a character get in trouble and get dismissed for reading books? |
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| In which book does a daughter say her mother looks like a frail bird? |
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| In which book does the following quote appear: “Pepperpot! All hot! Make strong! Make live long! Come buy my pepperpot!” |
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| In which book does a boy call red berries "delumptious?" |
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| In which book does a boy's mother commit suicide? |
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| In which book does a pet require much paperwork before moving day for the family? |
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| In which book does a 8 year old boy admit that he can not read but he “nearly knows” all of the alphabet? |
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| In which book does a basement become a retreat for a child with alcoholic parents? |
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| In which book does a big, tough, rough-looking alley dog follow someone home? |
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| In which book does a blacksmith’s hammer on his anvil remind someone of a tardy serving girl? |
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| In which book does a blind man come walking down the the road looking for a map? |
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| In which book does a bodyguard describe a spoiled boy as "an unnatural little weevil"? |
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| In which book does a bodyguard say, "I was 12 the last time I darkened a schoolroom door? |
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| In which book does a bowl have a great desire to become a hat? |
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| In which book does a boy and his bodyguard find a dead man in a field? |
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| In which book does a boy and his father clean up the living room together after his sister had a tantrum? |
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| In which book does a boy and his sister go out for a walk to try to keep the sister from having a tantrum? |
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| In which book does a boy buy a quilt for $25.75? |
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| In which book does a boy climb through a gap in the fence looking for a baseball? |
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| In which book does a boy decide to rename a village "Salt-on-the-Mouth?" |
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| In which book does a boy deliver newspapers which are almost 20 years old? |
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| In which book does a boy describe his face as a planktonburger with all the blemishes? |
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| In which book does a boy dream of being in the Ajo Mountains? |
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| In which book does a boy fear being beaten because he wets the bed during the night? |
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| In which book does a boy fear sleeping in a bed because, “Bed’s for dead people”? |
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| In which book does a boy finish a letter off by saying, "PS I like your mother very much"? |
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| In which book does a boy get angry with his mother for hiding a box of buttons? |
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| In which book does a boy get blackmailed into working a double shift at a mine? |
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| In which book does a boy have his first taste of chocolate cake, scones, and fruit pie? |
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| In which book does a boy have the exact fingerprints and DNA as his father? |
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| In which book does a boy have to carry his sister home after she fell asleep on a swing? |
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| In which book does a boy learn to accept his best friend's death after getting angry at God? |
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| In which book does a boy learn to play the piano from Mr. Ortega? |
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| In which book does a boy learn what pajamas are for the first time? |
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| In which book does a boy lose a friend because he can't play baseball after school? |
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| In which book does a boy not want his friends to know that he sleeps with a rubber sheet? |
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| In which book does a boy pick a Pecos Bill comic book to take home even though he can’t read? |
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| In which book does a boy practice welding by "welding all manner of metal objects--forks, shovels, horseshoes, even the grate off a potbelly stove--right into the gate"? |
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| In which book does a boy receive a copy of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare from his parents? |
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| In which book does a boy receive a library card to check out 3 books, even though he can’t read? |
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| In which book does a boy receive the Wind in Willows as a birthday present? |
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| In which book does a boy replace newspaper in an outhouse with poison ivy leaves? |
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| In which book does a boy spend his afternoons looking for a baseball? |
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| In which book does a boy take over his father's empire? |
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| In which book does a boy talk about helping out with a con at tent revival meetings? |
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| In which book does a boy think he caused his sister to be different? |
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| In which book does a boy trade a fish for a bottle containing cologne, aftershave and mouthwash all in one? |
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| In which book does a boy trick a man into telling him how to build fireworks? |
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| In which book does a boy try to get the warden to intercede to get his sister in a school? |
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| In which book does a boy want to trade a baseball glove for a convict baseball? |
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| In which book does a boy work in a coal mine until he can leave to go to college? |
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| In which book does a boy’s mother accuse him of stealing items he had received as gifts from friends? |
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| In which book does a boy's father join the Auxiliary Fire Service? |
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| In which book does a boy's mother tell him that she doesn't need charity when he brings her presents that people sent? |
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| In which book does a bully scream and flee after being bitten in the center of his stomach? |
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| In which book does a bus resemble a rolling insane asylum? |
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| In which book does a business improve because of a President’s house being built only two blocks away? |
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| In which book does a careless nighttime accident with a lamp cause a catastrophe? |
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| In which book does a character become frightened when she discovers a missing trunk? |
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| In which book does a character "cook" in the sun since morning to clean a garden? |
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| In which book does a character "take his time" recovering from his injuries? |
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| In which book does a character “feel dirty all over” after getting fingerprinted? |
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| In which book does a character actually get to see roofs like tiles lamp shades or hats? |
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| In which book does a character allow his daughter to accept the gift of a shawl? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character allow servants to move into a room on her property? |
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| In which book does a character always wear a heavy vest under his suit jacket to make sure he sweats? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character answer, "I'll take my chances" when told he would be sued if he lad a hand on him? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character appear at the gate asking to stay with his family? |
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| In which book does a character appear to be insulted when asked if she wants an autograph? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character argue with three characters? |
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| In which book does a character arrive with an offer to help? |
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| In which book does a character ask a character to make a delivery "if you can spare the time for your fashionable friends"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character ask her friend's brother to buy a train ticket? |
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| In which book does a character ask his son if he shouldn't dress a bit more neatly to make his debut as a media star only to be reminded that it is only radio? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character ask if she has to dye her hair blue to hang out with another character? |
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| In which book does a character ask if they can go with a man - not for a story but to watch the interview - so they could learn from him? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character ask to use a phone if she could prove her age? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character ask, "Is is a guy thing or a Northern thing to always have to have the last word."? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character awake feeling both blind courage and pure terror about the upcoming events? |
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| In which book does a character awaken to the sounds of twins crying? |
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| In which book does a character become angry when a servant asks for more food? |
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| In which book does a character become ill the day of a very important party? |
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| In which book does a character become upset because she had not heard from her mother in five days? |
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| In which book does a character begin writing while the main character waits? |
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| In which book does a character believe "Idleness breeds mischief"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character believe “that fingerprinting is what they do to criminals”? |
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| In which book does a character believe a man is loyal to the place he loves? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character believe another character is faking the seriousness of his injuries? |
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| In which book does a character believe blueberry cake can cure any ill? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character believe that she will be sent home and not to jail because she is only 16 and a girl? |
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| In which book does a character believe that stars control the lives of everyone and do nothing without consulting one of many reference books? |
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| In which book does a character bite down on a pink plastic arm? |
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| In which book does a character board a bus where lines formed for free breakfast? |
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| In which book does a character brag that he never gets tickets because his car is small, brow, and ugly - he just blends in with the scenery? |
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| In which book does a character burp the alphabet? |
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| In which book does a character buy ten postcards as a reminder of an excursion? |
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| In which book does a character change clothes six times while waiting on someone to come pick up a puppy? |
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| In which book does a character change under a new teacher’s tutelage? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character charge her friends five cents to have their shirts washed by convicts? |
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| In which book does a character clean houses to earn money? |
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| In which book does a character close a front door with a bang, as if announcing the end of a chapter in a book about her family's lives? |
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| In which book does a character come home with velvet boxes filled with gold and precious stones? |
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| In which book does a character complain about her mother taking care of widows? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character complain of a aching stomach? |
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| In which book does a character complain: “...20 floors of office spaced - and not a decent waiting room!”? |
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| In which book does a character confess to being a "street kid"? |
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| In which book does a character consider spiders awesome because they create art out of their own bodies? |
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| In which book does a character count on her trusty Timex to keep things on schedule? |
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| In which book does a character cover her sister’s face with the corner of an embroiled bedspread? |
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| In which book does a character decide to take music lessons so she will be ready when her true soul mate comes into her life? |
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| In which book does a character decide to take some business classes? |
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| In which book does a character describe a boy to her daughter as having no future, being a scamp, possilby even a soundrel? |
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| In which book does a character describe a falling star as an angel flying down to carry out God's orders? |
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| In which book does a character describe a sad, worried feeling as "a recess feeling in my stomach"? |
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| In which book does a character describe herself as the luckiest person because she got to walk from the river past shop windows, market stalls, and the courthouse every morning? |
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| In which book does a character describe himself as "terminally broke"? |
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| In which book does a character devise a plan to sell laundry services? |
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| In which book does a character disappear when his family needs him? |
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| In which book does a character discover eyes upon her when she expected no one to notice her at all? |
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| In which book does a character dream of visiting West Africa? |
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| In which book does a character dream that soldiers are trying to shoot her? |
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| In which book does a character drive a red car with dozens of brightly colored butterflies? |
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| In which book does a character drop a clay pitcher? |
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| In which book does a character drop out of school to work? |
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| In which book does a character earn a B in a class - a legitimate B and not one of those B's he sometimes gets just because his teacher likes hoops? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character earn money by taking home sewing for a shopkeeper? |
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| In which book does a character eat a hoe cake with honey? |
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| In which book does a character eat cereal and wash dishes with a shoulder bag slung around her neck? |
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| In which book does a character eat cold eggs, buttered toast and orange slices for breakfast? |
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| In which book does a character eat homemade ginger cake -- the first piece of cake he has ever eaten? |
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| In which book does a character enjoy making up names for people... like Ms. Peacock? |
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| In which book does a character enjoy reading so much she doesn't hear the quite, the sounds of playing had stopped? |
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| In which book does a character expect to see writing on the walls of a home? |
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| In which book does a character faint while trying to get back to help her grandfather? |
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| In which book does a character faint while trying to get back to help her grandfather? |
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| In which book does a character fall asleep in the necessary and woke being thankful as to having not fallen in? |
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| In which book does a character fall in love with a “sober young divinity student”? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character fall on her fanny in the middle of her solo? |
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| In which book does a character feel a sweat ball roll down her back? |
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| In which book does a character feel about ten feet tall or at the very least five foot eight after a girl kissed him on the cheek for making her feel safe? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character feel great as he thinks to himself "I have a bodyguard"? |
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| In which book does a character feel like a sprite or a hungry leprechaun, turning over leaves in search of a treat, looking under weeds for a pot of gold, or perhaps a turnip. |
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| In which book does a character feel like a turncoat, a traitor? |
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| In which book does a character feel that early morning was the only time she felt as if there were ghosts nearby, memories of the weeks of fear. |
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| In which book does a character feel the rumbling of wheels against the concrete underneath her? |
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| In which book does a character fight for a television set? |
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| In which book does a character find a passage way in the desert leading to a cache of gold coins? |
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| In which book does a character find a phone booth then make a collect call home? |
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| In which book does a character find a phone number taped on the locker? |
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| In which book does a character find a quiet place to sit so she could write down as much as she could remember of what she had heard? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character find her mother in a cart being pushed by a man in dark rags? |
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| In which book does a character find out that someone stole his clothes while he was washing in the creek? |
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| In which book does a character find that mentioning TV is like waving a magic wand? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character find that tea contains some miracle concoction that soothes away aches and calms nerves? |
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| In which book does a character flee away on wobbly high heels? |
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| in which book does a character focus on the scent of lavender and clean cotton and the beeswax that the wood glow? |
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| In which book does a character fold bills and stuff them in tennis shoes? |
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| In which book does a character fumble with the metal teeth of an oversized suitcase? |
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| In which book does a character get a chance to see a live picture of something she had read about in a textbook? |
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| In which book does a character get a radio instead of a television set for a bedroom? |
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| In which book does a character get a warning about removing her corset? |
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| In which book does a character get angry and say, "Here's the deal: You take all three of us back there now or we all leave now."? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character get handcuffed and placed in a patrol car? |
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| In which book does a character get on another's nerves - mostly because she was right so often? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character get reminded that there are greater causes to fight for than to fight each other? |
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| In which book does a character get rid off all his purple hair dye even though it was a good color on him? |
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| In which book does a character get sightseeing information from the library? |
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| In which book does a character get smart and say, "I think "I'm really sorry for accusing you of stealing" was what you meant to say."? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character get upset when another girl tells her that her behavior is disturbing? |
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| In which book does a character get upset when she doesn't have the reading buddy she thought she would have? |
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| In which book does a character give another character money to return to school? |
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| In which book does a character go for a drive in the country in an old Dodge he bought for $25.00? |
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| In which book does a character go in and watch ladies slip fortunes inside flat yellow cookie dough, then fold the dough over? |
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| In which book does a character go through the drive-thru so they could see the license plate of the car following them? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character go to a new school for the last day of school? |
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| In which book does a character go to the market to buy eggs, hard cheese, pippin apples, savory and lemons? |
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| In which book does a character hate answering the phone because she doesn't know who will be on it or what they will say? |
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| In which book does a character hate to be called “little”? |
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| In which book does a character have a badly infected leg that she cut on barbed wire? |
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| In which book does a character have a friend who can track down a license plate? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character have a hill named after her? |
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| In which book does a character have a screwdriver in her hand putting a machine back together? |
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| In which book does a character have a shopping list burned in her brain? |
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| In which book does a character have a square face with a haircut “level as a table descending to a flattened U shape on his forehead? |
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| In which book does a character have a tooth grin and wiggling eyebrows? |
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| In which book does a character have all-day activities planned and need money for the bus and food? |
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| In which book does a character have another house located in the Chiricahua Mountains? |
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| In which book does a character have bangles jangling about her wrists? |
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| In which book does a character have less than an hour to pack a small bag and a rucksack? |
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| In which book does a character have sponsors mostly lined up and a budget set? |
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| In which book does a character have to dispose of a dead mouse? |
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| In which book does a character have to drink dittany tea sweetened with molasses? |
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| In which book does a character have trouble with consistency and focus? |
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| In which book does a character help her mother clean houses? |
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| In which book does a character hold a Saturday Bible Study every Saturday for people addicted to sports? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character hold on to a small purse made of blue silk? |
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| In which book does a character hope not to melt into a puddle on the floor in front of the judges? |
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| In which book does a character hope to spend all afternoon hanging out at the coaches' hotel? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character hum a lullaby because she couldn't remember the words? |
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| In which book does a character hunt for metal letter and put them up on the table? |
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| In which book does a character in navy overalls sweep garbage off the floor? |
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| In which book does a character injured and unable to work? |
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| In which book does a character jump on a "board thing" and roll down a hill? |
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| In which book does a character keep a chart called "YOUR MANNERS" on her refrigerator? |
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| In which book does a character know she is not street smart, book smart or brave? |
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| In which book does a character lay on a beat-up sofa listening to a poem being recited? |
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| In which book does a character learn about the youngest person to die for a cause? |
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| In which book does a character learn that the church service was optional? |
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| In which book does a character learn to read? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character leave a note for her father with a friend? |
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| In which book does a character leave at this time every year to help harvest in the fields back home? |
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| In which book does a character lie and say that his cousin is expecting him? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character like a man who was obviously wealthy but didn't act like it made him important? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character like to have the index of books read to her? |
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| In which book does a character live in a green stucco house? |
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| In which book does a character live in a small room built into the wall by the gate? |
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| In which book does a character look down at flat wooden blocks with metal letters facing backward? |
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| In which book does a character look like an opera singer with a full moon face, jelly soft cheeks and a jaw framed with white whiskers? |
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| In which book does a character lose a compass in a cemetary? |
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| In which book does a character lose conscientiousness in school ? |
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| In which book does a character lose the rent money? |
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| In which book does a character make a collect phone call from an airport? |
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| In which book does a character marvel at a girl's gift of gab? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character met a girl with flowers in her hair? |
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| In which book does a character mistakenly announce the death of two characters? |
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| In which book does a character most enjoy reading out loud? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character move from a place where kids get boats instead of cars when they turn 16? |
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| In which book does a character need “ten grains of jalap and ten grains of calomel” ? |
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| In which book does a character need a washboard to scrub clothes clean? |
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| In which book does a character need to borrow $45.00 for the answer to her man problems? |
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| In which book does a character neglect to style her hair or iron her bathrobe before breakfast? |
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| In which book does a character never question the stars, simply trusts them? |
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| In which book does a character not clean the wax from her ears all summer? |
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| In which book does a character not interfere when the landlady slaps her daughter? |
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| In which book does a character not tell her aunt and uncle that she is visiting a friend’s house? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character not understand words being "spat out at her." |
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| In which book does a character not want to accept a school issued photo ID as proof of ID? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character not want to spend too much time with a man because if he did he would feel the slime start to wash over him? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character observe"there is no peace for the poor man"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character offer a special engraved silver pocket watch to a friend? |
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| In which book does a character offer information in exchange for money? |
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| In which book does a character offer to carry baskets for free? |
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| In which book does a character only have classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character open a pocketbook take out a red leather change purse then scoot about for coins? |
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| In which book does a character overhear a familiar tune being whistled and feels comfort? |
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| In which book does a character own a blue station wagon? |
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| In which book does a character own a journal that had a marbly black-and-white cover? |
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| In which book does a character pack cards and a game of Ayo for an upcoming trip? |
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| In which book does a character pad out to the porch in bear feet and pajamas? |
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| In which book does a character participate in a hunger strike ? |
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| In which book does a character pass the night kneeling by the finest man she had ever known, praying that the morning would not come? |
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| In which book does a character pay the price for his fame by signing autographs? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character pick up a sword and attack a chair as if it were death itself? |
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| In which book does a character play a waltz, heavy with strings and horns? |
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| In which book does a character point at someone and say, "You see he knows who I am" then turn and walk away? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character press a fist against her stomach to quiet the gurgling? |
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| In which book does a character press a scarf against a face to keep from breathing in exhaust fumes? |
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| In which book does a character press her weight into a machine and down on metal and paper? |
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| In which book does a character print her name in special-shaped letters? |
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| In which book does a character promise to call before showing up the next time? |
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| In which book does a character promise to share closure with a friend? |
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| In which book does a character pull off the road to catch a few hours sleep? |
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| In which book does a character push back gates so his master can go to work? |
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| In which book does a character question how it can be a big honor to wipe up sweat? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character question the connection between God and sports? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character question two younger men about what they know abut rights and justice? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character race up the steps under the threat of having to wash dishes? |
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| In which book does a character read a letter twice and then start screaming? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character read her brother's woodworking bokos? |
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| In which book does a character realize people are most afraid of things they do not understand? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character realize that it is harder to be fair and unbiased than he thought? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character rearrange another’s face and find a friend? |
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| In which book does a character receive a card from classmates ? |
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| In which book does a character receive a letter inviting him to New Orleans? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character receive a rose from a guy she just met? |
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| In which book does a character receive a stuffed lion that seems like a million-carat diamond? |
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| In which book does a character receive bullets “straight into the heart”? |
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| In which book does a character receive flowers on their doorstep? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character receive OKO and IYAWO for Christmas ? |
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| In which book does a character refer to a semester project as a "puppy in the bag"? |
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| In which book does a character refuse coins that were pressed into her hands? |
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| In which book does a character refuse to leave her child with another family? |
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| In which book does a character refuse to sell “spirits” but allowed card games and a small bit of gambling as long as the character didn’t have to see it? |
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| In which book does a character rejoice at the arrival of four new kittens? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character remain on the center of the stage to recite a new poem? |
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| In which book does a character remember a teacher reciting poetry after recess to calm everyone down? |
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| In which book does a character remember being told that you can sometimes let silence ask a question for you and that the other guy will way something to fill up the space? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character respond by saying, "If you can convince my father and the DMV to let me get one when I'm fourteen, I'll gladly bring it" when told to bring his driver's license next time? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character roam the streets with friends instead of going on to college? |
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| In which book does a character rub sand into a stain hoping to soak up at least some of the oil? |
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| In which book does a character run away 1 month after his 16th birthday? |
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| In which book does a character run through a store looking for hinges? |
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| In which book does a character say "It's too hard. Just too hard…." |
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| In which book does a character say "Tis a good life, and one of the best things about it is coming home in the springtime"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character say “I am your father, and you must obey me!” even though he knew it sounded old-fashioned and stupid? |
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| In which book does a character say “I believe recycling is essential for the future of this planet, so I never throw anything away.”? |
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| In which book does a character say “I’m sorting my collection” as he worked as his desk? |
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| In which book does a character say a soldier needs to things to fight: a stury pair of books, a full belly and a decent night’s sleep? |
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| In which book does a character say go "catch some air sandwiches."? |
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| In which book does a character say he never thought the day would come when the only people he felt he could trust would be reporters? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character say he will offer to keep from going to the FBI in exchange for a man's resignation? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character say hot mud would have tasted better than coffee beans that had been roasted? |
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| In which book does a character say in disbelief, “You cut me .. the wench cut me with the sword.”? |
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| In which book does a character say it is "against store policy" to post flyers on the windows? |
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| In which book does a character say of one young man" Well I certainly don't thing much of his manners"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character say she is from "all over. My daddy says it's not down in any map. True places never are."? |
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| In which book does a character say that city is "nothing but a boiling pot of trouble cooking."? |
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| In which book does a character say that sending an email was what saved them? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character say that you can see three states from one spot on a mountain? |
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| In which book does a character say they will always snatch apples from a basket? |
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| In which book does a character say" I had not of getting married so soon"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character say, "I swear I'll kill you and bury you under the floor if you make trouble? |
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| In which book does a character say, "We have the will. We'll figure out the way."? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character say, "Well . . . He is a Republican" when asked if a man has ever done anything wrong? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character say, “Balderdash! Bad coffee is a nuisance, but it won’t kill anyone.” |
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| In which book does a character say, “It’s time to review your soldiering lessons.”? |
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| In which book does a character say, “must you be go gloomy, woman? You see darkness in every corner. Sending her away -- your own child?” |
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| In which book does a character say: "This is medicine, child, medicine for my soul"? |
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| In which book does a character say: “Mama’s broken too,” |
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| In which book does a character say” You saved me from being a most outrageous hussy…”? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character scream and bounce all the time? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character search for her lost car keys only to find them safely outside by her dog’s side? |
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| In which book does a character search for his voice knowing it had to in his throat somewhere but can only manage to squeak our "Thanks" when told how much a man enjoyed reading his work? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character search for the best way to get out of a park? |
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| In which book does a character search for willow trees? |
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| In which book does a character see his father led away in handcuffs? |
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| In which book does a character sell his possessions one by one? |
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| In which book does a character send her children out to live as servants for money? |
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| In which book does a character send sweets to someone she has never met? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character shake off a shirt like a dog shakes off a hated collar? |
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| In which book does a character shave his head a la Michael Jordan - his hero and role model? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character shift weight from one foot to the other while cooking? |
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| In which book does a character shove someone, pushing him into a room and say, "What is it with boys? You always have to have the last word."? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character shovel food into his mouth with his fingers? |
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| In which book does a character sit alone on the mahogany library steps and read until bedtime? |
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| In which book does a character sit in center field waiting to grab the softball? |
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| In which book does a character sit on a throne while her parents changes her shoes from flats to heels? |
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| In which book does a character sleep in a subway at night? |
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| In which book does a character smell cabbage and onion from a brown paper bag? |
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| In which book does a character smile and explain what the "ABD" on her button means? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character sop speaking when given a look that says, "Don't tell me what I already know."? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character sort paper into stacks of scuffed and dirty, flyers, and poetry? |
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| In which book does a character spend half an hour serving drinks and biscuits to aging men in suits and dusty shoes? |
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| In which book does a character spread out a tablecloth on the living room floor? |
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| In which book does a character squeal "Ooh!" then cover her mouth because she saw something? |
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| In which book does a character squeeze her eyes shut for a moment while massaging knees? |
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| In which book does a character squeeze her mother's hand so tight that her fingernails dug into her skin? |
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| In which book does a character stand in a chair to peer out a window? |
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| In which book does a character stand up in his sleeping bag? |
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| In which book does a character star at a character with slanted eyes and copper-colored skin? |
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| In which book does a character state that she was cold, colder than New Year’s Day? |
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| In which book does a character state: "Words hurt naught"? |
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| In which book does a character steal from the landlord? |
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| In which book does a character step on rotten fruit to realize that fruit must be nearby? |
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| In which book does a character still feel sadness, even after 49 years, over a deceased pet? |
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| In which book does a character study Portuguese grammar? |
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| In which book does a character study so hard that he forgets to eat his meals? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character suddenly swerve the car onto the exit ramp to see if they are being followed? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character take a cigar from the refrigerator , unwrap it and pop it in his mouth unlit? |
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| In which book does a character take a newly inked sheet of paper and hang it up to dry? |
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| In which book does a character take a yellow blanket from the dresser drawer? |
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| In which book does a character take flyers out into the community and ask store owners to display them in their windows? |
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| In which book does a character take six angry steps from the living room to the bedroom? |
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| In which book does a character teach himself to read using the sports section of the newspaper? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character tell a story about a boy who is a stranger riding a train into town? |
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| In which book does a character tell another “I don’t know when your smile first became a part of mine.”? |
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| In which book does a character tell another, “You’ve got a couple of years before I’m ready for your job.” |
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| In which book does a character tell folk tales of foolish donkeys? |
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| In which book does a character tell his friend he was starting to worry about her because she was lying, breaking and entering, and searching people's rooms? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character think a fund raiser is really a "fun raiser"? |
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| In which book does a character think a girl is pretty . . . for a giraffe? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character think being told to take a nap would not help to change the way she felt? |
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| In which book does a character think he is more like a prop plane than a jet? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character think of nothing but a home-cooked meal all day? |
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| In which book does a character think she disgusts her mother because she is weak, backward, and a lazy girl? |
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| In which book does a character think she is seeing her sister for a moment, but it is really her niece? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character think that death was a heavy companion? |
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| In which book does a character think that martial arts skills along with clunky black boots could kill you? |
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| In which book does a character think that quarter-cut oak is wood you cut with a quarter? |
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| In which book does a character think the price of chicken is thievery? |
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| In which book does a character think to himself "I was along for the ride and what a ride it was"? |
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| In which book does a character think, “Another long, hot, boring August day?” |
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| In which book does a character travel with a large maroon suitcase, a matching small maroon box, and a mock leopard-skin coat? |
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| In which book does a character try to be a friend by moving another student's desk into a corner? |
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| In which book does a character try to count sheep to go to sleep? |
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| In which book does a character try to explain why she changes her name? |
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| In which book does a character turn rred and can barely breath when stepping out into the sunshine? |
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| In which book does a character turn to see five people smiling, their faces made long by high cheekbones and long, white teeth? |
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| In which book does a character use a coaster from an airplane as a bookmark? |
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| In which book does a character use a smile that would melt Rhett Butler so she could get past a guard? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character use her petticoat to catch fish? |
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| In which book does a character use the umpire's signal for player ejection to remove another character from the room? |
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| In which book does a character usually take a bath only once a month or on special occasions? |
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| In which book does a character view the stars from a small window cut in a ceiling? |
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| In which book does a character volunteer to inform authorities about the need for a post-mortem of another character? |
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| In which book does a character vomit blood all over the bed and floor, then her eyes roll back in her head? |
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| In which book does a character vomit on another characters feet? |
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| In which book does a character vow to keep a secret so another characters faith would not be shattered? |
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| In which book does a character wait for the earth to stop spinning and felt that the sun need not rise again? |
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| In which book does a character wake to the sound of a mosquito whining in her left ear and her mother screeching in the right? |
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| In which book does a character walk past a cricket pitch where a group of boys are stirring up dust? |
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| In which book does a character want her dad to help her finish a chest? |
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| In which book does a character want to return to live with a grandmother so he can enjoy being a child again? |
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| In which book does a character want to sell paintings, combs and fripperies? |
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| In which book does a character want to travel to France and bring back fabric for a dry goods store along with owning an entire city block to open a restaurant, an apothecary, school and a hatter’s shop? |
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| In which book does a character warn another that if she gets cut off the list, she has no protection? |
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| In which book does a character warn: “Don’t speak unless you have to”? |
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| In which book does a character warn: “Stay absolutely still! Police check!”? |
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| In which book does a character wave his hand as if granting forgiveness before driving the car through the gate? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character wear a favorite yellow shirt with monkeys on it? |
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| In which book does a character wear a loose fitting, violet and green muumuu dress? |
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| In which book does a character wear clunky black boots? |
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| In which book does a character wear dresses with crisscross stitching done by her mother? |
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| In which book does a character wear her hair in a single heavy braid? |
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| In which book does a character wear jewelry that clinks and sparkles with every movement? |
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| In which book does a character wear plain black lace-up shoes to school while other students wear thick heels making them appear taller? |
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| In which book does a character who is at least 6 foot 8 block a hallway preventing anyone from getting by? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a character wipe away black and red ink with turpentine? |
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| In which book does a character wipe the concrete floor with a dirty rag? |
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| In which book does a character witness his madame lying slumped on the ground while a white car screeches away? |
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| In which book does a character work harder than ever before leaving her body soaked with sweat and dirty soap water? |
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| In which book does a character work right through the midday mealtime? |
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| In which book does a character worry they will sabotage an engagement? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character yell “That’ll teach you to mess with our mates! “? |
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| In which book does a character’s grandfather have seven wives - one at a time? |
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| In which book does a character’s home have a pleasant humming sound? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a character’s interviews result in her getting a new job? |
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| In which book does a character’s small stature enable him to find a key piece of evidence? |
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| In which book does a character’s uncle teach in a college? |
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| In which book does a characters feet grow flatter with tough calluses from rubbing against concrete and marble floors? |
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| In which book does a character's friend give the advice to " ...sleep where you can see the stars."? |
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| In which book does a character's heart condition prompt him to move to Wyoming where he and his dog cover trails together and enjoy their time wandering about? |
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| In which book does a character's stomach growl at the thought of food? |
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| In which book does a charcter angrily yell, “Hush, you foolish creature, or I’ll make a pillow out of you.?” |
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| In which book does a child have parents who often are not sober? |
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| In which book does a child ride in the back of a jeep beside a sergeant? |
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| In which book does a child tell his mother "I want to save this one" as a new pet is considered? |
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| In which book does a Christmas card contain pictures of palm trees on the inside ? |
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| In which book does a civics lesson teach our rights as citizens and how to protect them? |
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| In which book does a classroom have two sheets of lined ruled paper hanging on the wall? |
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| In which book does a clone become a human when the original person dies? |
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| In which book does a craftsman never indicate any satisfaction in the main character’s work? |
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| In which book does a deal include arresting anyone selling nonofficial merchandise? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a dignified character speak firmly “unhand my servant, please”? |
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| In which book does a dirty sweatshirt muffle and silence a character’s screams? |
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| In which book does a doctor bleed a man to get him well? |
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| In which book does a doctor say " The sores will heal. They healed before. It's the wounds inside that will take the longest to heal."? |
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| In which book does a dog lead a group of adults to rescue a young boy? |
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| In which book does a dog return from the groomer's resembling a genetically modified sheep? |
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| In which book does a dying man suggest someone read a prayer and not long after, he passed away? |
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| In which book does a false passport cause a character to be placed in a detention center ? |
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| In which book does a family move so that the sister can go to the Esther P. Marinoff School? |
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| In which book does a family not like to talk about the country they came from? |
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| In which book does a farmer's gentle hand on an animal receive a positive response instead of a growl? |
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| In which book does a father grow a beard and a mustache to change his looks ? |
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| In which book does a father laugh and say, "It's one minute later than it was last time you looked? When his son looks at his watch again? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a father pretend to cure his son in order to fool people into giving money for healing water? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book does a father slip a child some extra food from his plate when his wife is not watching? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a father tell his daughter to stand up to bullies? |
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| In which book does a father tell his son, "Do me one favor - tell your mother that I knew exactly where you were at all times."? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a fox play a major role in determining the fate of a man? |
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| In which book does a friend’s unexpected death cause a young boy to become “whole”? |
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| In which book does a furious, thrashing figure rush out of a dark hole? |
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| In which book does a girl ask her teacher about taking an exam for high school that is normally for boys? |
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| In which book does a girl borrow shorts that previously belonged to a young boy who had died? |
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| In which book does a girl calm down and stop fighting when she is rolled inside a rug? |
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| In which book does a girl carve a word on the underside of a chest? |
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| In which book does a girl cut thieves with a sword? |
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| In which book does a girl decide to practice being a friend at lunch by sitting with several different girls? |
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| In which book does a girl find a single grave in the middle of the woods? |
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| In which book does a girl get a gift of a jumprope? |
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| In which book does a girl get a sketchbook and box of pastel crayons as a gift? |
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| In which book does a girl get in a school after the director decides to open a branch for older children? |
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| In which book does a girl go out with a flour sack to collect plants? |
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| In which book does a girl have a bicycle accident while trying to get away from a school? |
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| In which book does a girl have a key to a locked shed? |
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| In which book does a girl have her birthday on the day before she has an interview to get into a special school? |
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| In which book does a girl have to go live with her grandmother because she got in trouble? |
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| In which book does a girl keep working even though she has worked off her debt? |
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| In which book does a girl marry her French tutor rather than the man she was engaged too? |
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| In which book does a girl offer to lance an infected leg? |
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| In which book does a girl only make it one day in a new school before her family is asked to pick her up? |
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| In which book does a girl purposely irritate another over her lunch companion? |
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| In which book does a girl read old issues of a local newspaper? |
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| In which book does a girl realize that her father is the same person as a boy in a story? |
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| In which book does a girl try to get the main character and his sister to help her talk to a convict? |
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| In which book does a girl wait for her mother to make a sharp-tongued remark, but she didn’t |
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| In which book does a girl work in a garden to work off a debt? |
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| In which book does a girl yell out to a boy, "Hey, boy!" "What's your name? Do you want to play?" |
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| In which book does a grandfather never fool around when he counts to three? |
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| In which book does a group of children get in trouble when a parent sends a letter complaining about her son coming home from school without a shirt? |
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| In which book does a group of men pretend that a dead pig is a dead person? |
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| In which book does a group of miners meet to try to organize for better working conditions? |
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| In which book does a group of people ask for an extension in coming up with money to buy some land? |
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| In which book does a group of people earn $740 finding themselves short $260? |
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| In which book does a group of people have to raise $1000 in 4 weeks? |
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| In which book does a group of people try to raise $1000 to buy a piece of land and pay the back taxes? |
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| In which book does a group of people use a baptistry to mix an elixir? |
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| In which book does a group of women sew a friendship quilt? |
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| In which book does a group of women sew a victory quilt? |
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| In which book does a group of women talk of being afraid of being turned back when they tried to enter America? |
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| In which book does a handshake cause pain and a tiny bruise? |
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| In which book does a hardware store rifle help change a 12 year-old's life? |
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| In which book does a hat pin in the shape of a Viking spear anchor a black hat on a character’s head? |
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| In which book does a high wall made with tainted cement give way, crumbling onto a character? |
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| In which book does a hungry fellow sacrifice 1/2 of his hamburger to a growling animal? |
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| In which book does a kiss become a flower that blossoms and blooms in the darkness? |
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| In which book does a kitchen have both a cooking area and an eating area? |
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| In which book does a kitchen have the aroma of real food cooking? |
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| In which book does a lady’s voice sound like a news reader from the BBC World Service? |
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| In which book does a large sign hanging just inside the door make a character forget how tired he was? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a large woman in a café kitchen wave a cast iron skillet at 2 out-of-control runners? |
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| In which book does a line of hungry kids wait in line for breakfast? |
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| In which book does a little girl drop her doll in the river? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a log popping sound like a gunshot? |
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| In which book does a loud sob break the silence of several people? |
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| In which book does a main character not realizewhat another character meant by saying that he was starting to build a house? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character admit she does not fit in? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character admit that she has been homesick? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character become distracted by a young boy catching a fly? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character eat a corncake with blueberries? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character enjoy listening to another chracter read the Bible? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character feel there is something 'strange' about the new country were she has arrived? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character find carding wool difficult? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character find out that her aunt and uncle lost two children? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character find that another character is just content to look at her? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character find that another character's reading of the Bible was "harsh and monotonous"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character find that the sea does not frighten him but makes him feel very calm? |
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| In which book does a main character learn that being "useful" is essential? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character not want to admit how disappointing she found America? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character notice that a character was in his good blue coat shouting out orders? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character notice that another character does despise" vain adornment"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character pick the wrong studetns to act out roles in a play? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character realize that a very old woman was watching her? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character realize that everyone thinks that she has brought an enormous amount of clothes with her? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character remember how his wife loved to paint the sky? |
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| In which book does a main character say “I surprise myself”? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character say that parents drowned? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character say that she does not remember how she learned to read? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character say that she will not go to an afternoon church service? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character sit straight up in her bed after a "long eerie noise"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character start to look forward to Saturday evening? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character talk about how homesick her mother was for her sister? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character teach young children? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character think that it is strange that another character will do hard work in the dirt even though she is very vain about her appearance? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character think that it is strange that there is water for breakfast? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character wear clothes to a funeral that do not meet her uncle's approval? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character wonder about who lives in a little shack where no one else lives? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a main character’s mother scream as she slips an English book into her schoolbag? |
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| In which book does a man die by hitting his head on a rock after he stepped into a coon trap? |
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| In which book does a man in a charcoal suit look around in a suspicious way? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does a man put an apple in a fish's mouth to weigh it? |
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| In which book does a man sell a spring to a town because he doesn't want to pay taxes on it? |
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| In which book does a man sit buy a fire, playing a harmonica, and giving out coffee? |
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| In which book does a man travel with 2 sets of false teeth? |
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| In which book does a man use a monkey as a distraction in a shell game? |
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| In which book does a man/beast appear in the forest? |
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| In which book does a map show a path that winds through a forest and along canals that someone chooses to follow? |
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| In which book does a mayor order all persons to avoide being in the sun, drafts, and even air? |
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| In which book does a mayor order all persons to consume alcohol in moderation? |
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| In which book does a mayor order the peple of the town to follow 11 steps called “On Advice from the College of Physicians?” |
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| In which book does a messenger bring an invitation to the main character and her mother to come to afternoon tea? |
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| In which book does a mob decide to avoid bothering a boy they used to pick on? |
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| In which book does a mother encourage her son to cultivate friendship and tell him that romance will follow? |
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| In which book does a mother forbid a small child to go to school? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a mother give her daughter a lecture as soon as she steps into the kitchen? |
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| In which book does a mother hang charms over the doors to keep out monsters? |
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| in which book does a mother lick her thumb and wipe a smudge off of her daughter’s cheek? |
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| In which book does a mother poison a boy's heart making it not suitable for use as a transplant? |
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| In which book does a mother remark "it's like having a nanny for them"? |
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| In which book does a mother tell her child she is stupid? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a mother want to send her daughter to a farm in the country with disgusting pigs and dogs that bit? |
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| In which book does a moved hay bale reveal 11 tennis balls, 4 superballs, and a canvas dummy bird hidden after a game of "fetch"? |
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| In which book does a neighbor help Papa carry Mama inside? |
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| In which book does a neighbor suggest an electric fence to solve a problem with a pig? |
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| In which book does a new-found companion follow a walker toward a school building? |
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| In which book does a newspaper article encourage readers to buy war bonds? |
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| In which book does a newspaper run a "remember when" contest? |
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| In which book does a nun deliver babies? |
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| In which book does a nun give a woman school papers? |
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| In which book does a package delivery company refuse to deliver packages to someone's house? |
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| In which book does a painter get paid with cakes for his work? |
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| In which book does a painter pour water from a duck’s bill on to a stone, a single drop at a time? |
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| In which book does a part-time job of selling newspapers at night expose that person to dangerous gang-like groups with switchblades? |
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| In which book does a perfect white circle on a pet's side lead to its distinctive name? |
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| In which book does a person decline to dance with certain people saying “they make me frightened”? |
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| In which book does a person get a job only after someone dies? |
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| In which book does a person slide down a muddy incline to escape a bear? |
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| In which book does a person smell strongly of Lysol instead of violets and lavender? |
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| In which book does a person use a parking meter for an unusual purpose? |
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| In which book does a pet look at a hunter with "uncompromising pity and scorn" causing him to apologize? |
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| In which book does a pet amaze his owner by his large vocabulary and the way he recognizes the words in conversations? |
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| In which book does a pet switch loyalties from the owner to his wife when she is around the camp? |
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| In which book does a pig trough turn out to be an unexpected source of goodies? |
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| In which book does a private town meeting happen in a bar? |
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| In which book does a problem bear surprise a lady gardener at work? |
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| In which book does a protector attack a bear like a "fur-covered bullet"? |
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| In which book does a rainy day on the farm provide some time for a character to observe the interaction of several farm animals? |
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| In which book does a refrigerator provide a feast for an overly-hungry eater? |
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| In which book does a relative get reminded that “blood is blood”? |
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| In which book does a robber pull on his cohort’s sleve and say, “See? We’re too late, let’s go.”? |
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| In which book does a rock formation cover a portion of a concrete wall, with water cascading from crevices? |
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| In which book does a room remind a character of a picture from an encyclopedia showing people from all around the world? |
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| In which book does a rotten orange burst all over Tom's face sending wiggly worms down his collar? |
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| In which book does a ruler forbid all carts and carriages on a road “so that their wheels would not create ruts in the smooth gravel”? |
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| In which book does a run of flounder cause a stupid act? |
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| In which book does a school sit behind a high wire fence? |
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| In which book does a self-centered character think only of a velvet box in a cabinet during an emergency? |
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| In which book does a sheep owner review his herd statistics saying "last year I lost 43 to coyotes, this year not a one"? |
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| In which book does a ship run into a storm that causes many passengers to become seasick? |
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| In which book does a sleeping baby awake and crawl near the river? |
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| In which book does a soft-hearted pet lover worry about the fate of unchosen animals at the pound? |
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| In which book does a soldier shout-”Arretez-vous?” |
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| In which book does a son say, “I will do my best to obey you, Papa. I still have much to learn.”? |
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| In which book does a spring sell for $741? |
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| In which book does a stranger come into town and ask questions about water? |
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| In which book does a street roll like a dancing dragon? |
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| In which book does a student go to class on time to “give the teacher a heart attack”? |
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| In which book does a swerving truck kill a pet walking beside its owner? |
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| In which book does a teacher encourage a student to have voice lessons? |
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| In which book does a teacher explain to the main character how to "take a walk together"? |
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| In which book does a teacher explain to the main character how to match her emotions and behavior to other people's emotions? |
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| In which book does a teacher make relief parcels in chemistry class? |
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| In which book does a teenage boy hide in a secret compartment in a bar? |
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| In which book does a tortoise go in circles ? |
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| In which book does a tour of the area include a stop at the morgue? |
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| In which book does a town buy a piece of land instead of a mine buying it? |
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| In which book does a traveling companion keep a clean handkerchief, embroidered with the initial “A” in a black handbag? |
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| In which book does a tremendous shock occur when an unsuspecting character tangled with an electric wire? |
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| In which book does a trip from Minnesota to Alaska involve a 1960 Chevy pickup pulling a trailer for 8 days, driving 24 hours per day? |
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| In which book does a university request Papa to come and lecture ? |
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| In which book does a veteran in a wheelchair help clear up a mystery about a dog with ID tags who had 2 masters? |
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| In which book does a veterinarian suggest that an animal may need to be tube fed? |
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| In which book does a wife spread grain for the chickens? |
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| In which book does a wild, mental scream of panic "overcome a submerged victim"? |
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| In which book does a woman give a boy a compass when she is forced to leave him? |
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| In which book does a woman search for more than a year for her son? |
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| In which book does a women say "The crabs would pick my bones I'd do it"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a young boy fear for his family’s safety when he hears of bombings in their town? |
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| In which book does a young boy receive a suitcase covered with labels from towns and countries around the world filled with cakes, books, pickled herrings, chocolate bars and an “assortment of much loved and battered objects”? |
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| In which book does a young boy receive paintbrushes, sketchpads, paints and a pencil engraved with his name as a birthday present? |
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| In which book does a young man ask a girl's unble if he can call on his niece? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does a youngster often play in an area near old burned-out tanks and planes? |
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| In which book does an 8 year old boy choose a strawberry lollipop as his first piece of candy? |
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| In which book does an adopted child have his name changed? |
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| In which book does an animal spit out bits of a troublemaker's pants? |
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| In which book does an army family move to the Philippines to be near the father? |
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| In which book does an art teacher draw caricatures at a fund raiser? |
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| In which book does an aunt murmur a short prayer for God to keep the main character safe? |
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| In which book does an dog owner see qualities in his pet that leads him to say "he is real …no, more than that, he is a person"? |
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| In which book does an elderly person tell the main character, “You took long enough”? |
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| In which book does an emissary make his selections the next month? |
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| In which book does an old man kidnap a young boy from a hospital? |
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| In which book does an older man dream that he was locked in a tiny space with no air? |
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| In which book does an owner like to excite his dog by pretending there is a cat in the house and calling out "get the kitty" to see his reaction? |
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| In which book does another's hand on his hand make a character feel good but also make him sweat even more? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does anyone standing at the front door make a character jumpy? |
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| In which book does asparagus grass help discourage flies from coming around people? |
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| In which book does being alone on a trapping venture almost cost a person his life? |
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| In which book does being from the "wrong side of the tracks" keep a character from going to the authorities? |
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| In which book does building stick model airplanes in the basement help pass someone's time? |
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| In which book does cicadas and crickets sing farewell to the sun slipping toward the west? |
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| In which book does Dad only listen to rock and roll growing up? |
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| In which book does Darth Vader of the alley steal a hold all? |
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| In which book does fear of the unknown cause a character to snap at a whimpering character? |
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| In which book does Felicia play the piano? |
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| In which book does hearing a character say, "Oh, I'm adopted" baffle a character? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does it rain all of February and half of March except on baseball days? |
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| In which book does it seem strange that someone from Philadelphia would hug someone from North Carolina because of something someone from Minnesota did? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does just looking at a straw box make water rush into the main character’s mouth? |
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| In which book does keeping busy keep fear at bay? |
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| In which book does local consumer guide ad attract someone's attention with its "Emergency" headlines? |
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| In which book does loud music erase a character’s frustrations with his father? |
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| In which book does Mama have a saying: “A beggar must be prepared to wait”? |
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| In which book does Mama joke that her husband and daughter are “beans from the same pod”? |
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| In which book does Mama make new clothes from deep-blue material woven with golden thread for family members to attend a wedding? |
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| In which book does Mama say, “There is no medicine to cure hatred.” ? |
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| In which book does Mama say: “Sorrow is like a precious treasure, shown only to friends.”? |
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| In which book does Mama take a drink to Papa and their daughter at 5 o’clock? |
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| In which book does Maria have a father who is a senator? |
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| In which book does Mrs. Hartridge find out that her husband is not dead but in a prison-of-war camp in Germany? |
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| In which book does news of his mother’s death cause a boy to wonder how anyone could not want to live? |
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| In which book does no one help a one-legged man up? |
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| In which book does one character say to another, “Alone, you both might have died. But together, you lived.” |
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| In which book does one craftsman prefer to work beneath the eaves behind his house? |
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| In which book does only one thing give a bag smooth fullness? |
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| In which book does Papa’s eldest brother arrive with the doctor? |
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| In which book does petting a dog keep a character calm and blood pressure down? |
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| In which book does piano music get has a headache? |
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| In which book does Prime Minister Chamberlain state that England is at war with Germany? |
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| In which book does salmony-colored clouds arch toward sunset as a character and Mom are standing door duty? |
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| In which book does silence roar in her ears louder than a whole crowd of people talking? |
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| In which book does some head to a "blind" in the cattail swamps at three in the morning? |
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| In which book does some ponder the difference between the herding instinct and the hunting instinct? |
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| In which book does somebody say “if this house went up in flames, it’s my collection I’d save”? |
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| In which book does someone accidentally come across an enormous butterfly that was rare? |
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| In which book does someone admit to using an umbrella to discipline a rowdy kid? |
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| In which book does someone almost step on a brightly colored ribbon that turned out to be a snake? |
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| In which book does someone announce proudly “ we are all going home? |
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| In which book does someone attribute his last 17 years to his loyal companion? |
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| In which book does someone bargain a price down from $50.00 to $5.00? |
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| In which book does someone boast “you’ll never find native food served at my table”? |
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| In which book does someone choose a name from a detective novel because it had a tough guy sound? |
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| In which book does someone comment “we never go out into the garden”? |
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| In which book does someone cruelly reply “he’ll have forgotten he ever met you”? |
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| In which book does someone decide to steal a boat? |
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| In which book does someone describe an accident saying "it's as if you were suddenly standing on air"? |
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| In which book does someone die due to a fall from a ladder? |
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| In which book does someone either lose their credential or be hung by their thumbs from the roof of the building if they step over the line? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does someone enjoy presenting a slide show at a sporting goods store? |
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| In which book does someone express awe over the size of a character saying :he looked exactly like a "four-legged dinosaur with hair"? |
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| In which book does someone feel almost as if he had a "live nuclear weapon"? |
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| In which book does someone get a gift in a small cardboard box filled with wood chips? |
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| In which book does someone get a tremendous scare at a picnic while observing a little girl with a hot dog? |
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| In which book does someone have an unusual necklace made of “milk teeth”? |
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| In which book does someone have some strangle green mold under a leg bandage? |
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| In which book does someone have to ask how to spell even the easiest word? |
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| In which book does someone have to wait until the sky is light enough to see a duck against the sky? |
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| In which book does someone issue a challenge “come out and be a man”? |
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| In which book does someone lead a life of solitude and isolation due in part to shyness and in part to family troubles? |
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| In which book does someone live in a devastated area where empty cartridge cases litter the ground? |
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| In which book does someone make a mistake of looping a woven leash around his wrist? |
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| In which book does someone make money setting pins at the bowling alley? |
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| In which book does someone mutter “nasty little pigs” as a boat drew away? |
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| In which book does someone praise the food from England? |
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| In which book does someone remark “I don’t know your Christian name”? |
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| In which book does someone say "a thirty-mile-a-day dog wouldn't make it"? |
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| In which book does someone say goodbye to the ship, captain, squire and doctor? |
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| In which book does someone say they had been chatting like magpies? |
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| In which book does someone set a whole pine tree on fire? |
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| In which book does someone share a personal requirement that is "mandatory for a decent life"? |
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| In which book does someone study facts about a building and its appearance and then answer quiz questions about it? |
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| In which book does someone take 3 aspirins and fall deeply asleep? |
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| In which book does someone writing a foreign language dictionary have to act out some of the words? |
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| In which book does someone yell, "How dare you defile this house…Take the creature outside now." |
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| In which book does somone suggest to take down a flag so the enemy can's see at where to aim their cannons? |
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| In which book does super consist of raspberries? |
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| In which book does the anchor send up clouds of birds wheeling and crying over woods? |
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| In which book does the Black Whip, El Latigo Negro, get mentioned for being a hero on Saturday TV? |
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| In which book does the calendar read October, but it felt like July? |
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| In which book does the character say she is "stuff-animaling" something when she looks at something and blurs what she is looking at? |
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| In which book does the church bells ring once for each year the person lived? |
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| In which book does the color drain from a character's voice when he is told that his conversation from the day before had been overheard? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does the craftsman lose the sharp edge of anger? |
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| In which book does the family have to go out of their apartment and down stairs to use the telephone? |
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| In which book does the father go to work for the railroad over the summer? |
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| In which book does the following quote appear, "Ugh that sour face of hers will curdle my food"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does the following quote appear, "Why my grandfather taught me to swim as soon as I could walk"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book does the following recipe appear? “Diet Bread: 1 pound sugar, 9 eggs beat for an hour, add to 14 ounces flour, teaspoon rosewater, one teaspoon cinnamon or coriander, bake quick.” |
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| In which book does the fourth effort please the character when all four attempts looked identical to the main character? |
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| In which book does the ice around beaver lodges present a problem? |
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| In which book does the last chapter include a letter to Grandma ? |
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| In which book does the librarians pick Rudyard Kipling’s Just So Stories for the main character to take home to read to an 8 year old boy? |
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| In which book does the main character able to read both Spanish and English? |
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| In which book does the main character agree to work to pay off a debt of a broken pot? |
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| In which book does the main character and two friends meet in a tree house? |
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| In which book does the main character believe she has no sweetheart because of being big, ugly and shy? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book does the main character break a pot in half while trying to get back her compass? |
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| In which book does the main character check out 32 books about the heart from the library? |
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| In which book does the main character come to a town where every third store is boarded up? |
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| In which book does the main character come up with the idea that “we are afraid of the things we do not know-just because we do not know them”? |
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| In which book does the main character cut her leg on a tree branch while riding on a train? |
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| In which book does the main character cut his hand while flinging broken pieces into the river? |
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| In which book does the main character decide to journey on? |
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| In which book does the main character discover ugly truths while trying on clothes? |
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| In which book does the main character dream of being pulled under the water, unable to breathe, unable to swim, even unable to scream? |
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| In which book does the main character enjoy the sea? |
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| In which book does the main character explore the mansion behind the main walls of the rooms? |
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| In which book does the main character fall and his teeth cut into his top lip? |
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| In which book does the main character fall in love with Maria? |
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| In which book does the main character fall on glass shards on his hands and feet? |
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| In which book does the main character' father die? |
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| In which book does the main character feel a little dizzy? |
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| In which book does the main character feel he will never be able to eat again? |
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| In which book does the main character find a casserole dish marked "Thought you might enjoy some manicotti. Looking forward to meeting you" |
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| In which book does the main character find a cigar box full of papers and odds and ends? |
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| In which book does the main character find a hidden section in a bar? |
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| In which book does the main character find a paper saying, "Leave Well Enough Alone", nailed to a tree? |
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| In which book does the main character get "real sick with infection" from a cut knee? |
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| In which book does the main character get confused when her teacher tries to get her to join a group? |
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| In which book does the main character get frustrated with a teacher who is persistent about making friends? |
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| In which book does the main character get his sister to leave a boat by reading the index of a book to her? |
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| In which book does the main character get under a sofa cushion because she feels like she will float away? |
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| In which book does the main character give a boy a gummy worm because he is sad? |
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| In which book does the main character give a gift away to help a friend? |
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| In which book does the main character give a young boy stickers? |
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| In which book does the main character go into a city that is so crowded that he wonders how the residents can breathe? |
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| In which book does the main character go on a journey beginning in midsummer? |
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| In which book does the main character hate shouting and start to shake when someone shouts at her? |
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| In which book does the main character have a "hidey-hole" in her brother's room? |
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| In which book does the main character have a favorite spot behind a tree? |
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| In which book does the main character have a meal that included scrambled eggs with chorizo sausage? |
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| In which book does the main character have a wound from which blood ran, mixing with dirt and small bits of bark? |
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| In which book does the main character have the words, "Property of the Alacran Estate" written on his foot? |
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| In which book does the main character have to go see the warden? |
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| In which book does the main character hide her special and important things under a loose board in the floor? |
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| In which book does the main character hurl a barrage of rocks into the water? |
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| In which book does the main character jerk awake because he heard a noise, a whisper of movement? |
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| In which book does the main character jump off the train, even though she has a "full-fledged ticket"? |
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| In which book does the main character keep a Word Study notebook? |
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| In which book does the main character keep switching her eyes away from the speaker to give them a break? |
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| In which book does the main character know which mushrooms are tasty and which are deadly? |
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| In which book does the main character like things in black and white because color is too confusing? |
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| In which book does the main character like to draw everyday? |
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| In which book does the main character like to re-read books because they don't change? |
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| In which book does the main character lose a good friend? |
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| In which book does the main character make friends at a new school by playing baseball? |
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| In which book does the main character make up rhymes so she doesn't feel so alone? |
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| In which book does the main character miss her brother because he no longer is there to tell her what to say and how to "not be weird so kids won't laugh"? |
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| In which book does the main character not know how to answer the question, " Would you like this candy?"? |
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| In which book does the main character not like colors because when you mix colors you never know what color you will get? |
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| In which book does the main character not like looking into people's eyes because they all look the same to her? |
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| In which book does the main character not like recess because of the sharp screaming and bright lights? |
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| In which book does the main character not take 2 letters from a typewriter because she didn't want to leave the typist "in a pickle and a quandary"? |
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| In which book does the main character not want to be in a group to do a report at school? |
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| In which book does the main character pay ten cents to a fortune-teller? |
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| In which book does the main character pick green corduroy for pants because they are what his new friend’s pants are made from? |
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| In which book does the main character promise his father he would take care of his mother's sisters? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book does the main character read books trying to find out what happens to a heart when someone is shot? |
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| In which book does the main character receive a new name? |
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| In which book does the main character receive sandals? |
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| In which book does the main character remember a day she calls "The Day Our Life Fell Apart"? |
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| In which book does the main character remember a deer and see it as a clear vision emerging from a cloudy dream? |
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| In which book does the main character remember arguing with her brother about the movie Bambi? |
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| In which book does the main character retreat to Papa’s study while the echo of gunshots still sound in her head? |
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| In which book does the main character say "y'all" because she thinks that is a word people would say in the town she is in? |
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| In which book does the main character say that her daddy does his best talking in stories? |
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| In which book does the main character say that her mother has "gone to that sweet by and by"? |
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| In which book does the main character say, "In fact I have seven little dwarf friends"? |
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| In which book does the main character see a river which looks like a broad stroke of silver ribboning its way through the hills and plains? |
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| In which book does the main character see the first edge of autumn? |
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| In which book does the main character shriek in rage, “Nonono! Don’t take him ! Nonono!”? |
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| In which book does the main character sleep at an oasis in the desert? |
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| In which book does the main character slide down the muddy bank to stand in shallow water? |
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| In which book does the main character stand proudly? |
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| In which book does the main character start the day by asking his sister if the sun got up okay? |
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| In which book does the main character start to turn away from a plain rectangular lidded box as large as his two hands? |
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| In which book does the main character state that he lives on an island with "a ton of murderers, rapists, hit men, con men, stickup men, embezzlers, connivers, burglars, kidnappers and maybe even an innocent man or two"? |
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| In which book does the main character stay with his employer after his friend died? |
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| In which book does the main character struggle to keep a straight face as she pictures her mother amidst the weeds, horseflies, and dead mice in the garden? |
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| In which book does the main character stuff gummy worms in every pocket of her pants so she will always have one when she needs one? |
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| In which book does the main character substitute one with another secretly? |
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| In which book does the main character suck on her sleeve when she is upset? |
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| In which book does the main character suffer from bruises caused by a peashooter? |
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| In which book does the main character take other people literally when they speak? |
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| In which book does the main character take the first year of a foreign language? |
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| In which book does the main character tell his employer that he will not be able to do any more work until after his midday meal? |
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| In which book does the main character try to figure out how her daddy "ever got hooked up with a preacher."? |
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| In which book does the main character try to teach a boy about personal space? |
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| In which book does the main character try to understand the meaning of "closure"? |
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| In which book does the main character use two flint stones to start a fire? |
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| In which book does the main character view a low range of mountains with a beautiful river cutting through? |
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| In which book does the main character visit an art supply story for the first time since his wife’s death 40 years earlier? |
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| In which book does the main character wake up feeling foolish for sleeping with his shoes on and with a baseball bat under the covers with him? |
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| In which book does the main character want a vase to display a single branch of flowering plum? |
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| In which book does the main character want pizza for supper because it is Thursday, and they are supposed to eat pizza on Thursdays? |
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| In which book does the main character want to do a report on the heart instead of on an animal? |
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| In which book does the main character want to examine a roof more closely? |
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| In which book does the main character want to float back to sleep, drifting like a giant yellow balloon? |
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| In which book does the main character want to go into her brother's room but can't because the door is closed? |
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| In which book does the main character want to hide in her room when a lot of people come over to her house? |
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| In which book does the main character want to moan when she is upset but she doesn't because she knows you aren't supposed to do that in public? |
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| In which book does the main character weep when hogs are slaughtered? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book does the main character with help from neighbors build a trench for protection as a bomb shelter? |
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| In which book does the main character write a postcard to a young boy’s mother because the child can’t write? |
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| In which book does the main character‘s friend come to work for his employer? |
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| In which book does the main character’s eyes fill with tears over being allowed to use a term of great affection? |
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| In which book does the main character’s mother say, “Too much sleep is bad for your health?” |
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| In which book does the main character's mother tell him he has to be a monk? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book does the main character's sister have tantrums which go on and on for days? |
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| In which book does the main character's sister sit around playing with buttons? |
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| In which book does the midday meal consist of cold chicken, crisp pickles, butter biscuits and peach pie? |
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| In which book does the mother have a pink bathrobe? |
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| In which book does the mother have to sit on the sister to get her calmed down while on a train? |
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| In which book does the mother of "public enemy number one" calm a crying baby on a boat ride? |
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| In which book does the mother spend her time trying to find a place to help the sister so she can be more normal? |
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| In which book does the mother want her daughter to stay at a school so that she has a better chance to get a job after school? |
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| In which book does the owner discover his pet is ticklish and enjoys having his ribs tickled each day? |
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| In which book does the perfume “Passion of the Night” get overused before a party? |
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| In which book does the reader find out that a whole village existed on an island? |
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| In which book does the ringing of church bells mean another person was dead? |
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| In which book does the sight a a black Cadillac with blacked out windows cause two characters to walk faster? |
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| In which book does the sight of a Halloween werewolf traumatize a pet for 7 years? |
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| In which book does the smell of Comet cleanser and cooked blackberries mixed together just about made someone throw up? |
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| In which book does the smell of water cause a character to panic? |
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| In which book does the story place in Philadelphia? |
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| In which book does the usual pizza consist of pineapple and peppers? |
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| In which book does this quote appear “ Even the best cooking pot will not produce food by itself”? |
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| In which book does this quote appear “”You know how much I hate lying, but right now we have no choices”? |
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| In which book does this quote appear “Well, this isn’t a waiting room! If you’re waiting for somebody, you need the waiting room”? |
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| In which book does this quote appear: “Don’t show people when you are frightened. Don’t let them see it.” ? |
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| In which book does this quote appear: “I’m late officer. My mother is coming to the airport now. I must be the first one she sets her eyes on. You know how it is with mothers!”? |
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| In which book does this quote appear: “The revving of a car and skidding of tires smother his voice”? |
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| In which book does this quote appear: ” Grief burst around them like a pierced boil” ? |
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| In which book does three characters go on an excursion? |
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| In which book does using the term SID make a character feel like a pro? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book does war encourage girls to be more independent? |
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| In which book does work give man dignity but stealing takes it away? |
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| In which book does writing soothe and relax a character? |
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| In which book feel like a bird soaring across a field while swinging on a rope? |
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| In which book had 64 people died within one week? |
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| In which book had a character been given a journal to write down things that happened in her life during the summer while her father was away? |
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| In which book had a character never eaten a banana? |
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| In which book had a grandfather grown older in just one day? |
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| In which book had a man "left his pipe below, and being a slave to tobacco, ..I should fetch it."? |
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| In which book had a man served his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland? |
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| In which book had everything beautiful in the world been killed? |
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| In which book had words "burned" a hole in a character's pocket? |
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| In which book has a character been watching Philadelphia's Big Five play since he was four? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book has a man gotten preoccupied with his hobby and let his business fail? |
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| In which book has the telephone line been cut off to a character’s home? |
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| In which book is there a grocery table under a spidery almond tree? |
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| In which book is 11:11 the magic wishing time? |
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| In which book is a Character one of the most outspoken journalists on Speak? |
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| In which book is a “ flit gun” kept handy at all times? |
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| In which book is a bandage made of gauze smeared with dirt and large patches of blood? |
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| In which book is a band-aid used to try and protect a nose from sunburn? |
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| In which book is a baseball hit over the fence an automatic out? |
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| In which book is a basket filled with rats, shiny, slippery rats, fat and fast, poured in and out of the basket, twitching their noses and flicking their tails? |
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| In which book is a bedroom decorated in Mickey and Minnie Mouse curtains and quilts? |
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| In which book is a black Labrador dog regarded by someone as his best friend and his equal? |
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| In which book is a blindfold used on a person so their location would remain a secret? |
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| In which book is a boy "on the run" because he thought he killed a man? |
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| In which book is a boy adopted by a man he is living with temporarily? |
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| In which book is a boy adopted by an older man? |
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| In which book is a boy beaten for not picking up soap and for throwing porridge away? |
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| In which book is a boy in charge of a large ocean-going ship? |
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| In which book is a boy lashed to another man as they search for something? |
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| In which book is a boy surprised to see his sister holding hands with someone? |
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| In which book is a bright day compared to a shiny penny? |
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| In which book is a calico pouch that is worn around the neck full of money? |
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| In which book is a character and her brothers invited to present a news program on refugees ? |
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| In which book is a character 140 years old? |
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| In which book is a character afraid he will be called a hillbilly by a friend that didn't live in the same state he did? |
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| In which book is a character asked "what are you naming her"? |
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| In which book is a character asked if he thinks everyone in academics spends his life living under a rock? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character asked to do a special presentation? |
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| In which book is a character asked to draw pictures for the school yearbook? |
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| In which book is a character behind in his work and an order will be late? |
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| In which book is a character best known for a class he teaches - "Ethics and Morals in American Society Today"? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character called “honeybee?” |
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| In which book is a character called “lass”? |
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| In which book is a character complimented on her apple tarts? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is a character concerned about the dwindling supply of medicines, the mercury and calomel? |
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| In which book is a character constantly "wishing"? |
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| In which book is a character covered in bruises from “soft beatings”? |
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| In which book is a character described as "he had a great heart, but courage against monsters wasn't in him"? |
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| In which book is a character described as dutiful? |
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| In which book is a character described as having cheeks that shone pink and was chubby as baby pigs? |
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| In which book is a character described as having skin as pale as clean ice, and dark circles ringed around her eyes? |
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| In which book is a character described as looking like "a dust mop that had been dropped in grease and rolled in old coffee grounds"? |
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| In which book is a character drinking from a teacup that had a blue pattern painted against white? |
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| In which book is a character excited about "sound"---she had not heard music for a long time? |
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| In which book is a character excited to see metal rails in the street? |
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| In which book is a character excited when she finds potatoes? |
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| In which book is a character given a card with a picture of a big white cowboy hat and a phone number on it? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character given a rocking chair as a birthday present? |
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| In which book is a character given A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle as a present? |
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| In which book is a character given an oversized T-shirt to use as a nightie ? |
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| In which book is a character given electric shock treatment? |
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| In which book is a character going to send an email telling where they are going and saying that the FBI should be contacted if they don't show up by 7:00? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character hesitant to marry a cousin? |
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| In which book is a character impressed by a man who wants to retire and go back to teaching because he is tired of being a glorified fund-raiser? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character impressed by a minister who lies to get something done? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character impressed when a character talks them out of a corner, keeps them from missing lunch, and gets herself a cell phone? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character in chemistry boot camp? |
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| In which book is a character named for a big fishy mamma with a wide grin? |
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| In which book is a character really angry to find out someone is a teacher because if students can't trust their teachers, who can they trust? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character referred to as "a one-man twenty-four-hour sports-talk radio station"? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character referred to as "an absolute jet" - a little guy who went past people before they knew what happened? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character sad because she is thinking about how different her like had become. her mother used to always know exactly where she was and not she doesn't? |
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| In which book is a character saddened for the rest of his life by something that happened when he was 15? |
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| In which book is a character scared of a squirrel -- an animal he had only seen in a book? |
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| In which book is a character scorned by the words "that is all a woman thinks about, her own house"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is a character sent home from school because she screamed for an hour? |
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| In which book is a character served mutton and bread along with rice and boiled prunes? |
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| In which book is a character shown a transcript showing he flunked a class? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character singing a Spanish ballad when his voice cracks going lower like a donkey braying? |
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| In which book is a character sitting in a rocking chair, holding an ice pack to her chest and staring into the empty fireplace? |
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| In which book is a character so excited, yet relaxed that he played his sax as if he was Kenny G? |
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| In which book is a character supposed to remind another to take capsules? |
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| In which book is a character surprised that one of the "bad guys" is rescuing them? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character surprised to see a man fly backwards with the gun sailing out of his hand? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told “ Your mother will be all right, but the baby is dead.” ? |
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| In which book is a character told he did good spadework? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told he is lucky if he can find a guy who isn't a star with a story to tell? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told he is to sleep in a bed, not under it? |
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| In which book is a character told he will cooperate because his friends will be staying behind and will be allowed to leave - if all goes well? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told that although a man doesn't bit, he might break one of your eardrums? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told that his birthday is March the first and he’d better learn that? |
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| In which book is a character told that if he yells he will be arrested for breaking into a room? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told that it takes baby steps to get better? |
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| In which book is a character told that long-range goals include getting her to drink hot sauce straight from the bottle? |
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| In which book is a character told that most people who get a chance to buy a ticket had to pay a lot more for the "right" to buy a ticket? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told that the stars will keep the dreams from hurting them? |
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| In which book is a character told that who she eats with is a pride thing for others? |
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| In which book is a character told to ask about Brickley Shoes if they want to hear about a real scandal? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told to cooperate and he'd be a millionaire in a couple of months? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character told to get out of the way if he sees purple? |
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| In which book is a character unable to return a phone call because she transposed two numbers? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character uplifted by a character's crooked smile? |
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| In which book is a character warned “don’t step on a boa constrictor”? |
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| In which book is a character warned of the dangers of fire and water meeting? |
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| In which book is a character wrapped in an embroidered bedspread? |
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| In which book is a character’s arm twisted by some information seekers? |
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| In which book is a character’s face as red as an overripe cherry? |
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| In which book is a character’s hand-made blue bag snipped at the seams by a pair of small scissors? |
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| In which book is a character's dad so proud and exited that he feels bad about lying to him about what he is planning to do the next morning? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is a character's home robbed of jewelry and fine clothes? |
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| In which book is a character's mum sick and working double shifts at a tank meat factory? |
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| In which book is a child told to speak plainly, because they weren’t fond of riddles. |
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| In which book is a child under the supervision of a guardian? |
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| In which book is a chimney a square hole in the roof? |
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| In which book is a circus building taken over to house poor people? |
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| In which book is a coffeehouse referred to as a grog shop and tavern? |
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| In which book is a container hurled to the ground, rolled over and over, then kicked? |
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| In which book is a copy of the book "A History of Opium" given to the main character? |
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| In which book is a cousin afraid of a little old lady? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is a doctor paid to make sure a clone stays healthy? |
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| In which book is a dress bought so it can be copied and returned? |
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| In which book is a family being paid to take care of a relative? |
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| In which book is a family upset when they find out the daughter doesn't get in a special school? |
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| In which book is a father wanted for murder ? |
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| In which book is a giant sloth skeleton missing a rib? |
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| In which book is a gift given and the receiver could not speak at first? |
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| In which book is a gift of rice and sardines much appreciated by some hungry folks? |
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| In which book is a girl described as brown, golden, crispy - - just like fried chicken? |
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| In which book is a girl paid to attend fund-raisers? |
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| In which book is a girl reassured that a German man was not a spy? |
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| In which book is a guardian angel said to be looking out for a character ? |
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| In which book is a hamper packed with cinnamon buns, hotcakes and ham, a crock of cherry preserves, garlic pickles and a hard ball of cheese? |
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| In which book is a house surrounded by a row of coconut trees in wooden planters out front? |
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| In which book is a hunter surprised when an unfamiliar animal successfully retrieves a mallard on a cold October morning? |
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| In which book is a job in the laundry considered an undesirable job because it was hard, boring work? |
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| In which book is a ladder to the roof used to try to avoid some thugs? |
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| In which book is a large embedded thorn removed from someone’s hand? |
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| In which book is a leather journal a character’s favorite christmas present? |
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| In which book is a letter to be opened by Tom Redruth or young Hawkins? |
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| In which book is a librarian requested to locate the address for a TV studio ? |
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| In which book is a main character amazed that a scarlet flower could grow in that part of the world? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is a main character excited to see a piece of coral? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is a main character proud that his ship does not bring over slaves? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is a main character used to lice living in his hair? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book is a main character very adept at keeping her balance on a ship? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is a man astounded when spit is dripped on top of his bald spot? |
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| In which book is a man fooled by a mixture of alcohol and prune juice? |
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| In which book is a man marooned on an island? |
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| In which book is a map marked with "rattlesnakes heer" and "saw a bear under a tree"? |
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| In which book is a mattress overturned and pillows stripped of their covers? |
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| In which book is a Mission-style chest donated to a school? |
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| In which book is a mother described as "like a tigress, ready to attack"? |
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| In which book is a naturalist praised for his skills? |
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| In which book is a new home location described as a “perfectly civilized place”? |
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| In which book is a note saying “ YOU NEXT “ slipped through a letter box ? |
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| In which book is a package guaranteed to work only if it is unopened? |
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| In which book is a page of the bible ripped out with the verse, "Without are dogs and murderers" on it? |
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| In which book is a parcel containing a corset tossed away with a splash? |
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| In which book is a person an easy target for threats, blows, and robbery on a dark uptown street? |
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| In which book is a persons skin pinned to a mast with a knife? |
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| In which book is a place nicknamed "the house of rest"? |
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| In which book is a portrait of a grandmother buried with a dead person? |
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| In which book is a shoe buckle missing from a shoe? |
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| In which book is a sick animal given away by its owner? |
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| In which book is a small hut unlocked and searched? |
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| In which book is a story described as something that "can reach out and wrap a person like a warm blanket"? |
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| In which book is a surprise birthday party given for a young boy -- the first birthday part he’d ever attended? |
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| In which book is a tap dance accompanied by the shouts of “Shuffle hop, camp roll, Buffalo”? |
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| In which book is a teacher believed to have a “teacher’s pet” ? |
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| In which book is a there a town where most people are immigrants who came to work in the mines? |
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| In which book is a thick mud poured through a sieve to winnow out tiny pebbles and other impurities? |
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| In which book is a tin bathing tub filled with hot water mixed with black pepper and myrrh? |
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| In which book is a toddler crying? |
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| In which book is a tough time described as in a clove hitch? |
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| In which book is a town under quarantine? |
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| In which book is a tree house named after a famous fort from the Revolutionary War? |
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| In which book is a turquoise cigarette lighter stolen from a store ? |
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| In which book is a wedding called off because a character is working to earn money? |
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| In which book is a woman and her son separated when they try to immigrate to America? |
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| in which book is a yellow cloth tied to the front railing of a coffeehouse? |
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| In which book is a young boy afraid to wear his shoes without socks because he is embarrassed by the bruises on his legs? |
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| In which book is a young boy found tied with ropes in a small alcove? |
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| In which book is a young boy kidnapped from a hospital? |
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| In which book is a young boy very proud of fixing an old bicycle? |
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| In which book is an 8 year old boy unexpectedly left at the home of a stranger? |
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| In which book is an almhouse closed? |
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| In which book is an embroidered bedspread “drenched in crimson” blood? |
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| In which book is an event planner hired? |
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| In which book is an old man confined to a wheelchair? |
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| In which book is an uncle’s disappearance reported to the police since he has not reported for work a whole week? |
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| In which book is beandy served right after a breakfast? |
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| In which book is black coffee described as bitter as medicine? |
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| In which book is breakfast served up in a bowl carved from a gourd along with 2 chicken leg bones? |
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| In which book is brushing your hair 100 strokes at night requested of someone? |
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| In which book is celebrated El Dia de los Muertos? |
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| In which book is cheesecloth used to strain seeds out? |
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| In which book is cutting large logs so important to the main character? |
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| In which book is described a "pleasant sittyated grogshop? |
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| In which book is described a snake that hissed at me and that the noise was the famous rattle? |
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| In which book is does a character wonder what it felt like to die? |
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| In which book is food given if you do enough work, no food if you are not fast enough? |
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| In which book is food made from mold? |
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| In which book is fresh gingerbread served? |
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| In which book is green and gold ribbon placed in a character’s hair? |
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| In which book is haggling with a headman required before a purchase? |
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| In which book is hot sauce considered a great treasure? |
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| In which book is hunting regarded as "not politically correct"? |
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| In which book is it declared "There will be no Thanksgiving this week"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is it necessary for a vegetable grower to plant more garden than he needs to make up for the food raided by nearby wilderness animals? |
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| In which book is it said that nobody in the eleventh grade smiles? |
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| In which book is it thought that frost drains the poison from the air? |
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| In which book is it thought that parmacists and coffin makers are the only peple to make a profit from a plaque? |
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| In which book is it thought that water tasted better than German wine? |
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| In which book is La Lorona a monster that drowns children? |
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| In which book is mango juice a girl's favorite? |
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| In which book is marriage a concern of the characters? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is mentioned "Offe Caraccas"? |
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| In which book is mentioned a bomb blast that killed twenty kiddies on a bus? |
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| In which book is mentioned a cook named Long John Silver? |
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| In which book is mentioned the Anti-Slavery Society of California? |
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| In which book is mentioned the book, "The Little Flowers of Saint Francis"? |
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| In which book is mentioned the celebration, Cinco de Mayo? |
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| In which book is mentioned the Dry Tortugas? |
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| In which book is mentioned the ships Royal Fortune, the Cassandra, and the old Walrus? |
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| In which book is Mom a good cook of non-American dishes? |
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| In which book is money exchanged --pence from Massachusetts, shillings from Virginia, British Pounds, and French Francs? |
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| In which book is not being able to get a cab the only true part of a story? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is one character always 10 on her birthday? |
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| In which book is one of the special things for the main character a compass? |
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| In which book is opium legal to grow and export to other countries? |
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| In which book is oxidation a problem? |
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| In which book is Pew trampled to death? |
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| In which book is plankton harvested in large tanks when ripe? |
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| In which book is popcorn a treat? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is rubber called “black gold”? |
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| In which book is said, "Livesay,,, you are always in the right of it. I'll be as silent as the grave."? |
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| In which book is sawdust added to flour to make bread? |
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| In which book is sleep described as being more precious than food? |
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| In which book is some money hidden in a stuffed owl’s cage in an attic? |
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| In which book is someone intrigued by the Alaskan Iditarod Race? |
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| In which book is someone looking forward to a verandah? |
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| In which book is someone shocked to hear of a village that used canine meat for food? |
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| In which book is someone shown a trap door that is visible when a heavy metal stand is moved? |
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| In which book is someone tearfully told “please write lots and lots of letters? |
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| In which book is someone told "he'll make a great watchdog"? |
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| In which book is someone told “it’s free for friends of the company”? |
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| In which book is someone told “one doesn’t learn about boats from books”? |
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| In which book is someone told “we have found your relatives”? |
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| In which book is someone told about a house that is cursed because it disturbed a sacred spirit? |
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| In which book is someone worried about his voice cracking during a performance? |
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| In which book is someone’s appearance resemble an admiral who died in battle? |
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| In which book is someone’s leg cut when climbing through a high window? |
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| In which book is someone's attire and behavior described as "going native"? |
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| In which book is stated, " After reloading, we walked down the outside of the palisade to see the fallen enemy."? |
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| In which book is stated, " Jim,…if I saaved your life, you saved mine; and I'll not forget it."? |
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| In which book is stated, "…and cut the stitches with his medical scissors. It contained two things - a book and a sealed paper."? |
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| In which book is stated, "…and looks like a hornpipe in a rope's end at Execution Dock by London town, it does."? |
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| In which book is stated, "He was the blood thirstiest buccaneer that sailed. Blackbeard was a child to Flint."? |
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| In which book is stated, "I ran as I never ran before, scare minding the direction… so long as it led me from the murderers."? |
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| In which book is stated, "It's these people of the inn-it's that boy. I wish I had put his eyes out!"? |
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| In which book is the "Turkish March" by Mozart, played by the main character? |
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| In which book is the cargo of the main character broken? |
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| In which book is the character’s favorite place on the waterfront? |
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| In which book is the clock missing from the mantle? |
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| In which book is the Dig for Victory campaign mentioned? |
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| In which book is the first thing a character does is figure the back way out of a motel because walking through the lobby is murder? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is the first thing a character notices about a girl is that she is about 9 feet tall even though she is wearing flats? |
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| Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery |
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| In which book is the floor covered in sawdust to keep the filth away from feet? |
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| In which book is the following quote found, "There are worse things than revolution"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is the following quote found, "we do not welcome strangers in this town and you be the kind we like least"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is the following quote found: “She’s a good woman, your mother. You go to church and you have no worries! How many eggs you want, Liebchen?” |
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| In which book is the following quote found: “The Bible says the soul that sinneth, it shall die.” |
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| In which book is the following quote found? “The girl was our servant, not a friend?” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “A melodious name for a beautiful lady.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “A melodious name for a beautiful lady.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “Available-foul-mouthed daughter.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “I promise I won’t wear any of your clothes to go fishing or climb trees.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “I quietly say beside her and opened my Psalm book, praying for deliverance, or at least the dawn.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “I’ll have a dozen eggs, a loaf of bread, and basket of plums, please.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “I’ll roast you! “ |
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| In which book is the following quote: “I’m sorry, I’m leaving you alone.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “My mother always said a good wash was the best medicine?” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “My only complaint is that my stomach grumbles all the time.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “Nothing could keep those rapscallions down for long? |
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| In which book is the following quote: “She just wants to lie about and read dreadful novels.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “She lay under the faded bedding like a rag doll losing its stuffing, her hair a wild collection of snakes on the pillow, her cornflower blue eyes poisoned with streaks of yellow and red?” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “She look like a China doll.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “She must bled!”? |
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| In which book is the following quote: “That’s not worth a Continental?” |
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| in which book is the following quote: “The last thing this family needs is another miserable spinster?” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “The pestilence boils within her blood and must be drained.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “There’s my cherub. I knew you wouldn’t leave me to face the enemy alone.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “They both supped sorrow with a big spoon”? |
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| In which book is the following quote: “Those filthy refugees and creatures who live inthe crowded hotels by the river, they’re always sick with something.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “You should be dosed with fish oil.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “You’re sleeping the day away.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: “You’ve beat the grim reaper, you have, lassie.” |
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| In which book is the following quote: I untied my apron and filled it with timothy grass until it formed a soft pillow? |
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| In which book is the following quote: “Directions to the housemaid: Always when you sweep a room, throw a little wet sand all over it, and that will gather up all the flue and dust.” |
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| In which book is the following statement found, "There is always a cure here when the heart is troubled"? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book is the ground baked to hard to use a hoe? |
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| In which book is the lady of the house in the vegetable patch, crouched over? |
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| In which book is the Latin quote “carpe diem - seize the day” remembered as a quote from a family member? |
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| In which book is the laundry done by convicts? |
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| In which book is the main character attacked by robbers? |
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| In which book is the main character called an aristocrat due to his wild ideas? |
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| In which book is the main character embarrassed when his new teacher asks him if he flunked 7th grade? |
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| In which book is the main character expected to take care of a stranger because “It’s obligatory and it’s for the war effort”? |
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| In which book is the main character given a summer assignment to write a story? |
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| In which book is the main character glad to have a pitcher of water and a bowl to wash in? |
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| In which book is the main character imprisoned? |
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| In which book is the main character invited to stay at the homes of strangers? |
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| In which book is the main character named after a mushroom? |
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| In which book is the main character not happy about having 2 recesses? |
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| In which book is the main character ordered to close his hand and squeeze so that healing juices may enter the wound? |
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| In which book is the main character puzzled then annoyed by his friend’s laughter? |
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| In which book is the main character surprised to dine on sweet dried persimmons? |
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| In which book is the main character surprised to get a report card? |
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| In which book is the main character surprised to learn that manners are not "your manners", they belong to everyone? |
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| In which book is the main character surprised to learn the meaning of the word "finesse" because she thinks that word describes what she does every day? |
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| In which book is the main character told she is a "wise girl"? |
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| In which book is the main character told she needed to wear many buttons in front? |
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| In which book is the main character told that of all the problems you may meet, it will be people who are the greatest danger”? |
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| In which book is the main character told to "look at the person"? |
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| In which book is the main character told, “A well-kept tradition can be stronger than law”? |
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| In which book is the main character upset because he hasn't seen his father in almost 3 months and now his father has to work? |
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| In which book is the main character wedged into an opening between rocks? |
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| In which book is the main character‘s friend going to help his employer’s wife while the main character is on a trip? |
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| In which book is the main character’s favorite ornament the head of a young woman with beautifully patterned hair? |
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| In which book is the main character's dad an electrician and a prison guard? |
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| In which book is the main character's mother a cook? |
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| In which book is the main characters sister a sheep named Jilly? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book is the main setting in Aztlan, which was formerly Mexico? |
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| In which book is the main setting in Aztlan, which was formerly Mexico? |
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| In which book is the motto, "…a town with a rich past and a bright future."? |
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| In which book is the mythical creature that sucks the blood of goats, chickens and occasionally people present? |
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| In which book is the newspaper printed on half-sheets? |
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| In which book is the night quiet except for the single-minded singing of the frogs? |
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| In which book is the pewter candleholders nowhere to be found? |
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| In which book is the phrase, "You have to Work At It"? |
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| In which book is the question "who owns you?" asked to a stray? |
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| In which book is the quote, "A con is merely the art of distraction."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "A movie is better than real life because in the movies only the bad guys die." |
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| In which book is the quote, "A thesaurus is a commodious tool for any reporter."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "And only the children who were the best singers were given the privilege of caroling to the cons"? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Around here, whoever owens the mine pretty much owns the town."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Because I haven't heard of a ball going over in months. I didn't think you'd find one." |
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| In which book is the quote, "Books are not like people. Books are safe."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "But as anyone worth his salt knows, it's best to get a look at a place before it gets a look at you."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Dead criminals…don't I get to meet any live ones?" |
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| In which book is the quote, "Eyes are the windows to the soul…if you look inside the eyes you can see so much about a person."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "How do I get to the state of experiencing an emotional conclusion to a difficult life event?"? |
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| In which book is the quote, "How old is she really?" |
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| In which book is the quote, "I apologize for compromising your fiminity by exposing you to the rugged world of fishing."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "I dig my fingers in the pocket and pull out a torn scrap of brown paper. It's folded in half and in half again. Inside is one word scribbled hastily in pencil and underlined twice. Done, it says." |
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| In which book is the quote, "I don't like the word soon because you don't know when it's going to sneak up on you and turn into NOW."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "I don't think I'm going to like it at all. I think it's going to hurt. But after the hurt I think maybe something good and strong and beautiful will come out of it."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "I thin we all need to find Closure. It hurt the whole community."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "I think about what is comfortable. Being completely covered by my purple fleece blanket under my bed or putting my head under the sofa cushion or reading my Dictionary."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "I try not to listen to Dad because I've had all the empathy I can take right now. Empathy can make you feel really sad."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "If anything like this occurs again, all of your fathers will be dismissed without severance." |
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| In which book is the quote, "I'll need you to come straight home from school. I have to be on the four o'clock boat and that is probably cutting it too close." |
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| In which book is the quote, "It is not down in any map; ture places never are."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "It means the person you encounter is often more than the person you see."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "It's a science project…We're comparing the weight of dry cloth to the weight of wet cloth." |
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| In which book is the quote, "It's her birthday today. She looks sixteen. She is sixteen." |
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| In which book is the quote, "It's not everybody who gets to live down the street from thieves and murderers, you know."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "May your life be as long as the hair on your chin"? |
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| In which book is the quote, "My Dictionary says suPERfluous means exceeding what is sufficient or necessary."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Oh we have everyone who is bad. Except Bonnie and Clyde on account of their being dead"? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Okay, so she's good in math. But something is wrong with her?" |
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| In which book is the quote, "Okay. But don't even try getting on the monkey bars. It's too dangerous."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Overdue library book cell. If it's more than ten days overdue, they put you in the hole. Solitary confinement." |
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| In which book is the quote, "People need work and the mines need worker. It sounds like a good match, but most do not realize the mines will consumer them."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Still, there's certain things every school's got, same as any other. Universals, I call them."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "Take the little policewoman off Alcatraz and she runs her mouth like crazy?" |
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| In which book is the quote, "Telling a story ain't hard…all you need is a beginning, middle, and end."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "The con is smiling. He's missing a front tooth. There are dark greased bomb marks in his hair." |
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| In which book is the quote, "the only thing that saved me from going completely nuts is bowling." |
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| In which book is the quote, "Then I see the number stamped on the back of his denim shirt: 105." |
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| In which book is the quote, "There has to be something more. I mean , he lived here. If a person lived and breathed in a place, shouldn't he have left some kind of mark"? |
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| In which book is the quote, "They call it a Depression, but I'd say it's a downright rut and the whole country's in it."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "They work us like pack mules for seventy-eight cents a ton of coal and then pay us in vouchers for the company store."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "We are a family of diviners. We see and understand things most people overlook. We read the signs of the land."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "we live on an island with 278 murderers, kidnappers, thieves…maybe this isn't the exact part of the human race we want her to join." |
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| In which book is the quote, "we're divvying up the earnings at the dock tomorrow and your are getting exactly nothing." |
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| In which book is the quote, "What about the others who depend on us? Those who are left behind?"? |
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| In which book is the quote, "What kind of addlepate starts school on the last day?" |
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| In which book is the quote, "Where the tracks curved south, they were to veer north in to the woods. There, between the hackberry tree and the pin oak, hidden by numerous weeds and shrubs, was the entrance to the abandoned mine shaft."? |
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| In which book is the quote, "You get a convict baseball, you'll show it to me first, right?" |
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| In which book is the quote, "You're not allowed in there. Convict areas are off limits to you kids." |
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| In which book is the quote," It's not about the dog! It's about people! You shouldn't hurt innocent people…"? |
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| In which book is the quote: "Gossip in the hills travels fast"? |
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| In which book is the quote: "I'm blessed…every book is a blessing and I'm blessed to have you." |
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| In which book is the quote: "In my experience there's nothing worse than the unknown. Once you know, you can ready yourself." |
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| In which book is the quote: "Loved for eleven years." |
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| In which book is the quote: "Nothing is right anymore." |
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| In which book is the quote: "That ol' house ain't fit for habitating." |
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| In which book is the quote: "The air is close. Water would taste right fine." |
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| In which book is the quote: "There's worse pranks. You make it right with your friend, now. I won't be the cause of hard feelings twixt the two of you." |
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| In which book is the quote: "This stone does have a pleasing feel to it. I can see why you long to hold it." |
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| In which book is the quote: "Who cares about a shiny day? Doesn't the nurse know anything?" |
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| In which book is the quote: “A low voice and soft address are the common indications of a well-bred woman?” |
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| In which book is the sanity of a marooned man questioned? |
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| In which book is the saying, "dead men don't bite." stated? |
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| In which book is the smell of dozens of sweaty boys crowded into a hot cafeteria considered the most disgusting thing? |
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| In which book is the story of Noah’s Ark told as a bedtime story? |
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| In which book is the teacher a nun? |
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| In which book is the view from a mountain compared to a quilt made by a grandmother? |
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| In which book is The Witch of Blackbird Pond a character's favorite book? |
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| In which book is their a sign for a gravestone dealer that said…"Henderson's Stone Carving for Love, for Remembrance, and Forever."? |
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| In which book is there "a wide wrought iron gate that had every manner of doodads welded right into it"? |
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| In which book is there a 20 pence coin with the picture of a queen on one side and a rose with a crown on the other side? |
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| In which book is there a bird named after a king? |
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| In which book is there a boat without a proper name? |
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| In which book is there a bookmobile that parks in the Winn-Dixie parking lot every Saturday morning in the summer? |
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| In which book is there a character in a parade called the Vampire of Dreamland? |
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| In which book is there a character named Tam Lin, who likes to juggle bowling balls? |
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| in which book is there a character that has been an Army officer his whole life and happiest while serving under General Washington? |
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| In which book is there a character the kids think is an orphan since "she came in on the train without a mama or a daddy"? |
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| In which book is there a chest covered by a sheet in the living room of a house? |
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| In which book is there a chest that the main character thinks looks like a bird with a broken wing? |
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| In which book is there a companion who leads a dual life of pet and wanderer? |
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| In which book is there a coxswain? |
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| In which book is there a day called, "The Day Our Life Fell Apart"? |
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| In which book is there a doctor named Willum? |
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| In which book is there a document with three red crosses? |
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| In which book is there a dog called Furball? |
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| In which book is there a dog named Sammy? |
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| In which book is there a Dr. Meyers Milk of Magnesia billboard? |
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| In which book is there a facial expressions chart on the wall in a classroom? |
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| In which book is there a fishing lure labeled, "Wiggle king--so colorful it'll catch a blind fish."? |
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| In which book is there a garden that measure fifty paces up one side and twenty aong the other? |
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| In which book is there a garden which insects had devoured most of the leaves and vegetables, leaving behind skeletons of stems and branches? |
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| In which book is there a gate with the word perdition on the top of it? |
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| In which book is there a kitchen that could feed 100 people in a day? |
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| In which book is there a kitchen that has an enormous hearth, crowded with pots and kettles; and two bake ovens? |
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| In which book is there a knocking on the door at 7 AM on a Sunday morning ? |
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| In which book is there a man named Black Don? |
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| In which book is there a man named Israel Hands? |
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| In which book is there a man nicknamed "Barbecue"? |
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| In which book is there a map with Skeleton Island on it? |
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| In which book is there a newspaper advertisement for hair tonic? |
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| In which book is there a newspaper article telling the "whos, whats, whys, whens, and wheres"? |
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| In which book is there a newspaper called the Federal Gazette? |
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| In which book is there a party translated to 'The Day of the Dead"? |
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| In which book is there a peculiar stagnant smell hanging over the anchorage - a smell of sodden leaves and rotting tree trunks? |
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| In which book is there a picture of a bullfrog sandwich? |
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| In which book is there a place where one should see an army of carpenters, masons, glaziers, plasterers, and painters but instead there appeared only empty shells of buildings, already falling into disrepair after a few weeks of neglect? |
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| In which book is there a place where one should see an army of carpenters, masons, glaziers, plasterers, and painters but instead there appeared only empty shells of buildings, already falling into disrepair after a few weeks of neglect? |
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| In which book is there a play about the food pyramid? |
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| In which book is there a positronic purifier? |
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| In which book is there a promise made to continue studying Latin? |
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| In which book is there a regard out for a missing youngster? |
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| In which book is there a room which looks like one part saloon, one part carpenter's shop, and one part church? |
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| In which book is there a separate cemetary for people who died of the flu? |
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| In which book is there a setting at the Convent of Santa Clara? |
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| In which book is there a ship named the Hispaniola? |
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| In which book is there a shotgun with a barrel jammed full of mud? |
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| In which book is there a spit of land named Cape of the Woods? |
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| In which book is there a teacher named Mrs. Hartridge? |
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| In which book is there a trapping line that is 75 miles long? |
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| In which book is there a typewriter, "its keys splayed open with some scattered on the desk like it tried to spell explosion and the explosion happened"? |
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| In which book is there a village named Little WeirWold? |
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| In which book is there a woman who sits on her porch in a rocker staring out in space? |
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| In which book is there an archway cared with an outline of a scorpion? |
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| In which book is there an epic adventure called The Villainous Doctor Horror? |
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| In which book is there an exchange of three days of work for nine days of work? |
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| In which book is there an independent country between the United States and Mexico called Opium. |
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| In which book is there an interim pastor who has been filling in for fourteen years? |
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| In which book is there an ordinary-looking house, more expensive than some, and consisted of a brick front, windows trimmed in white paint, metal railings, and a thick oaken door? |
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| In which book is there an ordinary-looking house, more expensive than some, and consisted of a brick front, windows trimmed in white paint, metal railings, and a thick oaken door? |
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| In which book is there customers, pipe smoke and loud arguments found in a coffeehouse? |
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| In which book is there does an older character look though “bifocals” and say, “We’ll have to find a husband for you?” |
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| In which book is there is it thought that the smell of a heap of rotting coffee beans on a wharf to be the cause of a sickness? |
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| In which book is there mentioned the scary legend called the chupacabras? |
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| In which book is there veal and cornbread served for dinner? |
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| In which book is this passage a character's favorite from a book of poetry: And neither the angels in Heaven above. nor the demons down under the sea…can ere dissever my soul from the soul of the beautiful Annabel Lee? |
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| In which book is this quote found, “ ... it rose, a yellow silk bubble escaping the earth?” |
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| In which book is this quote found: “Even before any newspaper headlines, the news would be darting by word and mouth along the pavements, highways and cables of Lagos”? |
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| In which book is this quote: "Aloneness don’t trouble me none, child. I'd as soon be alone as having neighbors looking in on me. That I wouldn't fancy." |
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| In which book is this quote: "These bones warn't made for sitting on the ground"? |
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| In which book is this quote: "You must be very angry"? |
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| In which book is this quote: Anyone who could make something this beautiful could never be a murderer? |
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| In which book is this quote: Is this what you're looking for? |
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| In which book is whale oil used to light streetlamps? |
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| In which book must a boy stay temporarily with a person who is religious or lives near a church? |
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| In which book must characters shoot number five and avoid number fourteen? |
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| In which book on a clear day could one see the masts of the ships tied up at the wharves on the Delaware River? |
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| In which book should all bells toiling cease immediately by order of the mayor? |
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| In which book should all persons dress appropriately for the weather? |
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| In which book was "falconry" or "hawking" a popular sport? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was a "varlet" a man who looked after animals? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was a bar used as a lever to remove boards? |
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| In which book was a book read by a young boy and a Judge remembered reading the same book when he was a boy? |
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| In which book was a boy created for spare parts? |
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| In which book was a boy excited about "going,,,with a piping boatswain, and pig-tailed singing seamen."? |
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| In which book was a character 108 years old? |
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| In which book was a character a genius at horticulture? |
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| In which book was a character a genius at horticulture? |
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| In which book was a character able to recognize a fine tea when he drank it? |
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| In which book was a character afraid of his brother? |
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| In which book was a character afraid of his brother? |
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| In which book was a character allowed to use the printing press when she was little? |
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| In which book was a character asked to “think of what might happen if people tried to become something they were not meant to be. There would be fighting and disdain and everyone would suffer?” |
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| In which book was a character asked to go on a date? |
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| In which book was a character asked to go on a date? |
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| In which book was a character asked to go to a carnival? |
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| In which book was a character asked to go to a carnival? |
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| In which book was a character asked, "Why did you come to my school? And come to my house to work? And jump on some coach? Are you crazy? You messed up your whole life. Do you know that?"? |
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| In which book was a character asked, "Why did you come to my school? And come to my house to work? And jump on some coach? Are you crazy? You messed up your whole life. Do you know that?"? |
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| In which book was a character born with empty eye sockets? |
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| In which book was a character called by a girl? |
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| In which book was a character called by a girl? |
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| In which book was a character called Sir Second Shadow mentioned? |
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| In which book was a character confronted by a growling dog when walking by fields the dog was guarding? |
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| In which book was a character considered to be an “actor” whether on stage or off? |
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| In which book was a character disappointed because his report of a discovering a thief, caused little surprise? |
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| In which book was a character dragged onto a train? |
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| In which book was a character drawn to a voice that had power? |
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| In which book was a character evacuated when she was a baby? |
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| In which book was a character expelled from his school and every other school in the county? |
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| In which book was a character expelled from his school and every other school in the county? |
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| In which book was a character forced to walk a long journey after their horse was taken away? |
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| In which book was a character given a fifty-credit fine for laughing? |
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| In which book was a character given a gold card? |
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| In which book was a character given a map to someone's house? |
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| In which book was a character given a map to someone's house? |
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| In which book was a character given candy shaped like shrimp and shells? |
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| In which book was a character given sorting beads? |
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| In which book was a character holding a framed photograph in her hands in the kitchen? |
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| In which book was a character in a damp place and was so cold that he began to think of graveyard spirits of the dead and was startled by his own chattering teeth? |
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| In which book was a character in the Olympic Trials for hurdling? |
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| In which book was a character in the Olympic Trials for hurdling? |
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| In which book was a character kidnapped? |
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| In which book was a character led down the stairs like a lamb on a string? |
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| In which book was a character offered coffee and asked if he liked cream and sugar? |
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| In which book was a character offered coffee and asked if he liked cream and sugar? |
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| In which book was a character on the architectural committee? |
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| In which book was a character on the architectural committee? |
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| In which book was a character once punched in the eye? |
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| In which book was a character once punched in the eye? |
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| In which book was a character pretending to be asleep but tears were slipping through the cracks of her eyes and sliding over her face? |
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| In which book was a character scammed with a another girl listening in on a phone call? |
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| In which book was a character scammed with a another girl listening in on a phone call? |
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| In which book was a character sick at heart? |
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| In which book was a character strapped to a chair? |
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| In which book was a character suppose to be afraid of two people with a baseball bat? |
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| In which book was a character swept off of the ground and tossed over a shoulder as easily as if he had been a bag of rice? |
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| In which book was a character told he was in someone's head and made him miss? |
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| In which book was a character told he was ineligible because of his address? |
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| In which book was a character told he was ineligible because of his address? |
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| In which book was a character told last time he collapsed because it was too hot and this time he collapsed because it was too cold? |
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| In which book was a character told last time he collapsed because it was too hot and this time he collapsed because it was too cold? |
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| In which book was a character told she could be taken to an orphan home after recovering from a sickness? |
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| In which book was a character told that all items that would mark their rank would have to be left behind? |
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| In which book was a character told that in a few weeks she would have some new friends to keep her company? |
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| In which book was a character told that no one could remain in a village the night after a death because strange things would happen on that night? |
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| In which book was a character told to come back Monday and they'd take care of business? |
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| In which book was a character told to come back Monday and they'd take care of business? |
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| In which book was a character told to keep his arms and legs inside a cage? |
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| In which book was a character told to stay away fromt he house until two hard frosts have come and gone? |
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| In which book was a character told to tell his parents he was playing puzzle games? |
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| In which book was a character told, "It's time to start telling the truth, little brother"? |
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| In which book was a character told, "It's time to start telling the truth, little brother"? |
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| In which book was a character upset because no one ate any of the Sunday dinner she had prepared? |
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| In which book was a character’s birthday in December and would turn 15? |
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| In which book was a character’s father not pleased with his son’s talent for writing poetry, but expected him to show the ability to calculate and run a business? |
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| In which book was a character’s last words: “Love you?” |
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| In which book was a character's glasses smudged, mouth and shoulders sagged, and had gray stubble covering his chin? |
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| In which book was a character's hand thin, like paper stretched over the bones of a skeleton? |
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| In which book was a character's name flashed on a leader board? |
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| In which book was a character's skin described as…delicate as tissue paper crisscrossed with fine lines, like creases that had been folded in and then smoothed out? |
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| In which book was a child’s house to be sold to use for money as her dowry? |
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| In which book was a coracle rowed to a larger ship? |
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| In which book was a doctor among the defenders of a small stockade? |
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| In which book was a exhibit vandalized? |
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| In which book was a female character wearing men's shoes, scuffed, laced up, and too big for the skinny legs that stuck out beneath a long skirt? |
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| In which book was a fire built "fit to roast an ox"? |
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| In which book was a garden created to force the viewers to contemplate the greatness of the man who owned it? |
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| In which book was a green bean tough as leather? |
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| In which book was a hiding place a small bamboo structure that served as a toilet? |
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| In which book was a house hit by lightning three times? |
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| In which book was a house hit by lightning three times? |
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| In which book was a leader marked as one who wore red leather armor, and a headband decorated with a family crest? |
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| In which book was a main character used to the stink of dead things because his father was a butcher? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was a main character's father a knight? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was a man named O'Brien killed? |
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| In which book was a man publicly humiliated for a crime he committed years ago? |
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| In which book was a mother described as being a tired and bitter captain? |
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| In which book was a parcel with a painting inside of it left on a front porch? |
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| In which book was a pillow soaked with tears? |
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| In which book was a play performed that told the story of an actor’s family? |
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| In which book was a school on national news? |
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| In which book was a school on national news? |
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| In which book was a second level built on a city? |
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| In which book was a skeleton found near buried treasure? |
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| In which book was a student assigned to show another around on their first day? |
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| In which book was a student assigned to show another around on their first day? |
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| In which book was a team undefeated and untied? |
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| In which book was a team undefeated and untied? |
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| In which book was a theft reported and guests were forced to stay in their room until a judge arrived to question them? |
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| In which book was a tiny twig of baby's breath pressed into a journal? |
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| In which book was a train station very crowded? |
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| In which book was a tree temporarily supported by stakes? |
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| In which book was a tree temporarily supported by stakes? |
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| In which book was a trick performed to pay for food? |
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| In which book was a trip into town a visit to a rowdy place with people hawking magic charms and potions, and jugglers and conjurers performing acts in the street? |
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| In which book was a young boy adopted to carry on the family name? |
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| In which book was a young boy held back and unable to continue a long journey with his father? |
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| In which book was a young boy reminded that one should never be off their guard? |
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| In which book was a young boy told, “You remind me so much of myself when I was your age. You must stay with me. I have much to teach you.” |
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| In which book was alcohol illegal but "folks could usually get a bottle of the stuff here or there."? |
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| In which book was an angel food cake baked for a special occasion? |
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| In which book was an obstacle course built? |
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| In which book was August 7th an important date in a character's life? |
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| In which book was character described as being: egg-shaped; narrow at the top and bottom, bulging in the middle and never smoke? |
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| In which book was did a character think the only way things in her life could be easier would to be with her father in Germany? |
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| In which book was diesel hauled for smudge pots? |
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| In which book was double grog going on for the least excuse? |
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| In which book was everything covered with a yellow dust? |
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| In which book was everything made of plastic, including the sand and sun? |
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| In which book was given a copyright date of 1883? |
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| In which book was having babies banned for thirty years? |
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| In which book was insecticide sprayed every evening? |
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| In which book was insurance important? |
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| In which book was insurance important? |
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| In which book was it a law that grain must be grinded at the Kings mill unless it is broken a day and night? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was it hard to run in "loafers"? |
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| In which book was it suggested that someone fly the Jolly Roger? |
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| In which book was July 13, 1963 the announcement of a birth and death? |
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| In which book was meat loaf burnt and dried up like cardboard? |
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| In which book was military training sweetened with candy? |
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| In which book was money placed into a strongbox? |
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| In which book was mud rubbed in a character's eyes? |
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| In which book was mud rubbed in a character's eyes? |
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| In which book was Opium in a state of lockdown when nothing entered or left? |
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| In which book was opium planted from the Pecos River to the Salton Sea? |
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| In which book was perfumed smoke from incense said to cure illness? |
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| In which book was Peruvian bark used for medicine? |
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| In which book was poverty so bad that an entire family lived under an overturned vehicle? |
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| In which book was rapid growth a health benefit? |
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| In which book was real food only eaten by the rich? |
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| In which book was salty broth served to warm a character’s insides? |
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| In which book was someone called eclipse boy? |
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| In which book was someone called eclipse boy? |
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| In which book was someone found stiff and unconscious? |
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| In which book was someone found stiff and unconscious? |
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| In which book was someone hit with a blackjack? |
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| In which book was someone hit with a blackjack? |
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| In which book was someone offered a position as manager? |
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| In which book was someone offered a position as manager? |
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| In which book was someone whistling "Lillibullero."? |
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| In which book was someone's name, but not their picture, in the newspaper? |
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| In which book was someone's name, but not their picture, in the newspaper? |
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| In which book was the inn named the "Admiral Benbow? |
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| In which book was the main character asked to attend an important meeting? |
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| In which book was the main character asked to attend an important meeting? |
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| In which book was the main character harvested instead of born? |
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| In which book was the main character promised the kidneys from a boar if he kills it? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was the main character selected to be part of a speech club? |
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| In which book was the main character's blood crystal clear and flowed like a wave? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was the main character's brother shot at a school shooting? |
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| In which book was the main character's father the noble lords physician? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was the main characters harvest not worth a rotten apple? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was the main character's parents not seen since the "maying"? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was the main floor of a house destroyed but not the second? |
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| In which book was the US described as a place where no one worked more than four hours per day? |
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| In which book was the warden caretaker of the local school? |
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| In which book was the well poisoned so people had to get water from the stream? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book was the whole ship creaking, groaning, and jumping like a manufactory? |
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| In which book was there a ‘cooper’? |
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| In which book was there a bag full of doubloons, guineas, pieces of eight, and louis-d'ors? |
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| In which book was there a boot with the foot still in it? |
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| In which book was there a character named Black Dog? |
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| In which book was there a character with a "tarry pigtail falling over his shoulders."? |
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| In which book was there a costume party? |
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| In which book was there a fight in the school gym? |
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| In which book was there a fight in the school gym? |
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| In which book was there a law passed which made a state "dry"? |
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| In which book was there a mob of angry people? |
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| In which book was there a muck fire? |
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| In which book was there a newspaper article about a football scandal? |
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| In which book was there a newspaper article about a football scandal? |
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| In which book was there a Quonset hut? |
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| In which book was there a Quonset hut? |
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| In which book was there a secret society called the World Conservation Club? |
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| In which book was there a silver raven? |
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| In which book was there a sinkhole? |
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| In which book was there a sinkhole? |
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| In which book was there a special event when a girl turned fifteen? |
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| In which book was there a termite problem? |
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| In which book was there an article titled, "Thoughts on an Imaginary Porcelain Plate"? |
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| In which book was there an article titled, "Thoughts on an Imaginary Porcelain Plate"? |
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| In which book was there an explosion of silver confetti? |
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| In which book was there an explosion so intense it burned a characters retinas? |
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| In which book was there not a game, but a war? |
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| In which book was there not a game, but a war? |
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| In which book was weaving green cloth medicine to a character? |
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| In which book was white spray paint sprayed into the main character's eyes? |
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| In which book was white spray paint sprayed into the main character's eyes? |
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| In which book was writing said to display character when it was actually perceived as being clumsy and crude?` |
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| In which book were “the days…filled with hard labor, with little enough to satisfy the hunger of their minds and spirits”? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book were “unorthodox” poem’s removed from school? |
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| The Witch of Blackbird Pond |
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| In which book were a character's eyes kept covered with bandages? |
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| In which book were a character's feet bleeding and covered with blisters? |
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| In which book were a pair of new white loafers covered with red dirt from the road? |
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| In which book were acorns thrown? |
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| In which book were all records set nullified? |
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| In which book were animal pictures on a bedroom wall? |
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| In which book were baby clothes and blankets donated to the hospital nursery? |
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| In which book were buildings condemned? |
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| In which book were buildings condemned? |
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| In which book were cabbages small due to the drought? |
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| In which book were characters afraid to go to the police because of retaliation? |
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| In which book were characters asked if they wanted to prosecute two dumb kids and possibly ruin their lives? |
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| In which book were characters asked if they wanted to prosecute two dumb kids and possibly ruin their lives? |
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| In which book were characters chased through the woods? |
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| In which book were characters given white boxes? |
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| In which book were characters reminded that anyone who lived through the Depression knew what it was to go without and never wasted good food? |
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| In which book were characters surprised to see trees? |
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| In which book were characters threatened with suspension? |
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| In which book were characters told to look like a team? |
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| In which book were characters told to look like a team? |
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| In which book were characters told to pick up heavy backpacks? |
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| In which book were checkpoints set up to prevent the wives and children of men from slipping out of the city without permission? |
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| In which book were children moving restlessly and whispering in their sleep? |
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| In which book were children playing dodge ball? |
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| In which book were costumes washed in ice cold water and spread on rocks to dry? |
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| In which book were Dairy Queen employees shocked over a surprise visitor jumping through the service window? |
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| In which book were dead trees left in place to be lightning trees? |
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| In which book were dead trees left in place to be lightning trees? |
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| In which book were guests given a list of stolen items? |
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| In which book were guests given a list of stolen items? |
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| In which book were handcuffs put on a character? |
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| In which book were houses named after royal families? |
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| In which book were houses named after royal families? |
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| In which book were icons controlled by blinking? |
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| In which book were long tables set up in the yard that held platters of ham and biscuits, cole slaw, sliced tomatoes, corn on the cob and a fluffy coconut cake? |
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| In which book were mailboxes smashed? |
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| In which book were men hit by a shower of dirty water? |
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| In which book were men looking for 700,000 pounds worth of gold, coins and money? |
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| In which book were men surprised to find characters still alive? |
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| In which book were men with guns hiding in a stairwell and elevator? |
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| In which book were people on an island where nutmeg grew? |
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| In which book were policemen eating hotdogs outside a bedroom window? |
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| In which book were red berries gathered in the mountains in the fall, used to create a color for paper? |
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| In which book were scores put up on a screen at the end of the night? |
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| In which book were selected men required to live in a specific town for one year out of every two so that they could be watched? |
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| In which book were seventh and eighth grade students in portable classrooms? |
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| In which book were seventh and eighth grade students in portable classrooms? |
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| In which book were springs credited with many miraculous cures? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book were stolen items found in a storage bin? |
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| In which book were stolen items found in a storage bin? |
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| In which book were students given cupcakes? |
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| In which book were suits designed to protect from saliva? |
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| In which book were the initials A.E.W. embroidered on a blanket? |
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| In which book were the woods different in the dusk? |
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| In which book were the words "Hospital regulations" disliked by a character? |
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| In which book were there 57 markers to a gravesite? |
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| In which book were there books on shelves that consisted mainly of old textbooks for math and chemistry and physics? |
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| In which book were there robberies in tented houses? |
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| In which book were there three poor children whose names began with the same letter? |
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| In which book were travelers, merchants, and artisans allowed to set only their feet on a road because carts and carriages were forbidden? |
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| In which book were two children considered, "A right handful" |
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| In which book were warnings and commands written to those who were about to enter a city? |
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| In which book were white stones placed to fool the eye and when one gazed at them long enough, one began to feel they were looking lout on a vast landscape? |
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| In which book were winners announced at a dinner? |
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| In which book were women not allowed to appear on stage? |
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| In which book would a character replace flour with chalk? |
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| Good Masters! Sweet Ladies! Voices from a Medieval Village |
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| In which book would a character trade anything to hear the swift footsteps of her mother across the floor? |
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| In which book would characters not get paid if anyone died? |
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| In which books does a character place a small, square object in another character's hand? |
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| In which did a character keep a "fry pan" with her at night because she was afraid of what her husband might do to her when he was drinking "corn" whiskey? |
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| In which did a character wonder if a friend of hers ever thought about the sun setting over where they lived in the springtime? |
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| In which does a character feel like she needed a little girl more than the little girl needed her? |
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| In which does a tea consist of silver trays of rolls and bite sized frosted cakes? |
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| is a character given an order "allow no one to cross the bridge after dark?" |
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| is a barn set on fire to force the enemy out of hiding? |
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| is a building restored in the 1960's after serving as a government office building? |
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| is a character "driven to succeed?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character accused of being an "Albino girl?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character amazed to find that two character's had the same daddy? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character amazed to learn about the concept of blacks "passing"? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character amazed to think that her neighbor thinks she is practicing voodoo? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character an extremely good looking and talented actor? |
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| is a character careful to "be natural" so as not to arouse suspicion? |
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| is a character completely paralyzed by only one shot? |
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| is a character concerned that a neighbor will "burn our houses down one of these days?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character deliberately tripped by her competition? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character describle as old and wrinkled with skin that looks like puff pastry? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character disgusted by the fact that no matter she trieds in the sun, her skin just turned pink and never brown? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character excited about getting "a relaxer" for her hair? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character excited about reading to her father? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character given an apple doll with a name meaning "wise, bright, or smart?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character prod that she "shares initials with one of the greatest people ever to live?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character reminded that she has a tutoring commitment for the summer? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character shocked to find a cut with no blood? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| is a character surprised to see "many more black people than at home?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told "the day you were born, you made news around the world?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told she will sing for her performance? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that in the end we're all united by a common struggle? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that "being foolishly bold will get you nowhere but in trouble?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that "enjoyment comes from mastery?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that "everyone gets nervous in front o a crowd, but it's a fear that must be conquered if you want to succeed in life?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that "everyone's wisdom path is different." |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that her grandmother was one of five African American teachers to integrate a school staff? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that she didn't want her to touch the dresses because "skin oils can ruin the fabrics?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that she has leanredtwo things from her uncle. "One, quality is colorless." and "two that while people will probably never accept you as an equal?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told that standing up and speaking out for what's right can be a hard thing to do? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told to "get that unruly hair of yours under control, preferably locked up in some braids?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character told to "Please remove your elbows from the table and refrain from any further canine behavior?" |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a character who is comparing herself to another told to "look at the sun and moon". |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a father's favorite program a reality show about fishermen in the Arctic Ocean? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is a night at a play described as "a magical moment?" |
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| is a theatre "arrested" and ordered closed? |
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| is an event considered to be an institution in the black community? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| is Easter Sunday known as Black Sunday? |
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| is there a tie for talent in a pageant? |
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| The Other Half of My Heart |
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| IWB are people trying to create a world “where magic is derided and everything can be blissfully ordinary”? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB are 2 characters trying to excape in their vehicle when crouching directly in front of them as a talking creature that was neither bird nor serpent, snakelike body, batlike wings, clawed feet & hundreds of tiny white teeth? |
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| IWB are apprentices dressed in dark robes given the task of finding a misplaced book? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB are characters chasing 2 missing pages from a special book? Next, a decision would be made to either capture or kill the twins. |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB are characters confronted with a misshapen creature whose upper body looked like an enormous “M”? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB are characters faced with an enemy make up of wadded pieces of paper? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB are characters' parents archeologists & while most parents were reading bedtime stories their parents told them myths & legends? |
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| IWB are characters used to seeing rats early in the morning & late at night when they came out of the shadows & sewers? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB are laydowns an exercise in gym where you don't move at all? |
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| IWB are paper cuts considered the worst form of torture? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB are phrases such as “Shattering Glass,” “Rutabaga,” or “Cavorting Cards” used as expressions? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB are the dead gone, a roar is heard, screams of tortured metal, crunch of stone & then silence? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB are the odors of peppermint & rotten eggs unusual smells Coming from the basement of a small book shop? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB are the students paying more attention to the falling snow rather than the math lesson? |
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| IWB are the words moving on the 2 pages of a very important book? |
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| IWB are there faceless men, smooth, no nose, no mouth, just smooth skin? |
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| IWB are twin teenagers working across the street from each other? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB are twins staying with their elderly aunt while their parents are on an archeology dig? |
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| IWB at first, the character could not remember anything she had been taught but then her instincts took over allowing her anger to surge into her aura? |
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| IWB can a character raise the dead? |
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| IWB did a certain race have a particular fondness of frankincense? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB did a character claim “once I was so late to an appointment that I got there before I left”? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did a character claim that “You can’t study yourself into being something you aren’t”? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did a character free imprisoned dinosaurs to get them to cause a disturbance? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did a character give her new friend her engraved keychain? |
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| IWB did a character have a $150,000. custom made car which was completely consumed by fire? |
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| IWB did a character leave the gift of a soft stuffed lion on the lunch room table? |
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| IWB did a character open a cooler full of oil cans to find a “room with a large hearth at the center blazing with a cheery reddish-orange fire”? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did a character prepare to leave home a pair of jeans, a t-shirt and a green jacket? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did a character realize the red headed girl in the dojo did not blink? |
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| IWB did a character spend years trying to turn himself into a popsicle? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did a character take 2 flashlights, an extra rain jacket and a portable CD player as well as several apples and pears plus a bottle of water and go look for her friends? |
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| IWB did a character think that wrapping a hurt ankle was “some preliminary courtship ritual”? |
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| IWB did a character want to go home, back to a normal life & forget that he's ever come across that ad in the university newspaper his father had brought home? |
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| IWB did a character's scream send out a shock wave of icy air that shattered the saber toothed tiger to powder clearing away a patch of fog? |
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| IWB did a chicken, when put down, immediately lose all its feathers and from then on frees to eat anything but cat food? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did a main character wake up & realize she was in a more secure prison, actually a prison block? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB did a particular world siddolve swallowing birds, cats, ancient trees & rare orchids, magical creatures & mythical monsters? |
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| IWB did a siding plank pop free to reveal a wall of deep lavender glass? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did an entire building shake after an invisible ball was tossed into the corner of the book shop? |
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| IWB did cooking ramen noodles turn into a kitchen fire? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did one of the main characters know tht he would not leave the lake without her? |
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| IWB did pranks include removing the doorknobs of school bathrooms and making his friends pants fall down while he was writing on the chalkboard? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did setting the tree on fire enrage the goddess-her anger making her all the more deadly? |
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| IWB did someone fall with the “kinetic energy of a collapsing building”? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB did the cats & birds become almost human--connected to human-shaped bodies by translucent skin & tipped with deadly claws or curved, razor-sharp nails? |
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| IWB did the words on the spine of a book wiggle when a character looked at them? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB do 2 characters always say that their parents live 5 million years in the past & were only happy when they were up to their ankles in mud? |
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| IWB do 2 characters realize lunch is over and they hadn't even eaten one bite? |
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| IWB do 2 little square windows in the bookshop explode into dust? |
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| IWB do 2 students chat online and realize that they attend the same high school and have the same lunch? |
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| IWB do cats in all shapes & sizes move through the shadows of the city in a silent feline wave-surging across bridges, boiled through alleys, racing through tunnels beneath streets & leaping across roos? |
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| IWB do character think that the internet is for perverts? |
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| IWB do hundreds of birds settle on a vehicle in a great blanket? The noise inside the car was incredible & the driver couldn't see where he was going. |
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| IWB do men wear heavy black wool overcoats in the middle of summer? |
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| IWB do the gangs call themselves The Family and not participate in clubs or sports in school? |
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| IWB do the police tell a character that possession of a firearm is a felony? |
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| IWB do twin characters hold red belts in the martial arts? |
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| IWB do twins take a summer job in hopes to make enough $ to buy a car? |
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| IWB do two characters dance on top of the lunch room table at school to disapate the energy associated with gang members? |
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| IWB do two characters pray to get through their dilema and dream their children safely home? |
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| IWB do we have dead animals with patches of fur on their skeletons walking through the streets even though it was clear they had died a long time before? |
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| IWB do we learn because of a rat's tiny brain, it required a huge effort of will to keep the creature focused? |
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| IWB do we repeatedly read "the two that are one?" |
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| IWB do women working downtown carry their good shoes and walk to work in their athletic shoes? |
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| IWB does a back stone handle of a sword glow yellow & carved snakes come alive, hissing furiously with tongues flicking? |
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| IWB does a case worker describe someone as “a parasite on the system”? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB does a cell phone not work in the tree & can actually watch the battery drain? |
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| IWB does a character admit that he has broken cars, kitchens and chickens? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB does a character always say that the stars have a way of working things out? |
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| IWB does a character ask "But what exactly does it mean to have pure colored auras"? |
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| IWB does a character ask "what's up man? Are you in trouble? Does your mother know you are out with a foreigner"? |
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| IWB does a character ask another character if she EVER ate junk food? |
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| IWB does a character ask the question "Train them! Do you know what you're asking?" Second character answers, "I have no idea except that it is going to be bad." |
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| IWB does a character avoid getting close to people for fear that they will be hurt? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB does a character awake from being unconscious to find himself lying on the ground with a stone ceiling above them? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB does a character chat about playing the mandolin and saxophone to another character? |
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| IWB does a character describe their daughter as their baby girl-the light of their life? |
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| IWB does a character drink a potion to remain immortal & a formula to turn copper into gold? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB does a character find themselves climbing a set of stairs that seem to have no end? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB does a character give the twins advice: follow your hearts, trust no one except yourselves & forget what you think you know about creatures & races? |
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| IWB does a character have the ability to know incredible things, memories of impossible times & extraordinary places having a hard time telling her own thoughts from memories? |
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| The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel |
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| IWB does a character have the gift of sight-could actually see the curling strands of time & prophesied that there would be a day when all the knowledge in the book would be needed? |
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| IWB does a character have to get rid of all of his purple hair dye because of the association with school gangs? |
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| IWB does a character hurl a tiny crystal ball onto the floor seeming as if the sun had exploded in the room? |
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| IWB does a character immediately check the Internet for information on people he just encountered? |
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| IWB does a character like to talk on the phone in the dark? |
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| IWB does a character not want foreigners in her school according to the gang rules? |
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| IWB does a character open a door by shattering it with bullets? |
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| Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians |
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| IWB does a character promise one of her best friends that she will be careful when she chats online? |
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| IWB does a character realize he has lost his wallet, cell phone, ipod & laptop (biggest disaster of all)? |
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| IWB does a character say "According to my chart the next few days were destined to be full of danger and excitement?" |
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| IWB does a character say "I am scared enough to pee and mad enough to spit?" |
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| IWB does a character say "I can drive. I just didn't say I was good at it." It was then that the character realized that driving a vehicle was nothing like one of his driving games? |
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| IWB does a character say "I'm serious as a heart attack?" |
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| IWB does a character say "My chart says I need to start a new diet?" |
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| IWB does a character say "Wiat! The shoe feels cold and damp. I'm getting psychic vibes?" |
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| IWB does a character say percussion is "my life?" |
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| IWB does a character say that life and death situations make “people think about some very odd subjects”? |
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| IWB does a character say to the police captain "What do you mean 'parents are the last to know'? You saying I don't know my daughter?" |
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| IWB does a character say when asked how did we ever get into this mess? "I guess we were just in the wrong place at the wrong time." |
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| IWB does a character share his fantasies with his new girlfriend? |
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| IWB does a character show her anger by snarling, hands curled into claws & the air was suddently filled with the citrus scent of lime with dozens of spinning balls of green light gathering in her palms? |
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| IWB does a character struggle, lose her shoe , and as her terror grew, she screams? |
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| IWB does a character tease her brother that he got all the "doing" genes whereas she got all the "thinking" genes? |
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| IWB does a character tell a friend to make a wish because the digital clock said 1:11? |
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| IWB does a character tell another that he would give his life for her? |
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| IWB does a character tell his Dad that one of his favorite subjects is band? |
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| IWB does a character think she can make out phrases & words, snatches of songs & fragments of poems within the agonized cries of the burning tree? |
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| IWB does a character touch a weapon and make it work backwards? |
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| IWB does a character use a journal when she couldn't sleep because she liked using a fresh page? |
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| IWB does a character want to check the sun signs to see if two characters are soul mates? |
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| IWB does a character want to give a golden retriever puppy to a new friend she met online? |
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| IWB does a character wear a jacket made of glass? |
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| IWB does a character wear an “unfashionable knit vest pulled tight over a buttoned pink shirt, matched by a slightly darker pink bow tie”? |
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| IWB does a character wearing a blue kimono help to save other characters from danger? |
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| IWB does a character work in her mama's downtown boutique that carries books, exotic art and clothes? |
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| IWB does a character write a short note explaining why the coffee shop was closed & locked? |
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| IWB does a character, when told he is less annoying than his family, reply “Guess I’ll just have to practice some more, then”? |
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| IWB does a character’s footsteps “glow a blazing white, like little bursts of flame in the ground”? |
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| IWB does a character's aura begin to glow: colors, smells & sounds were rushing at her, brighter, stronger, louder than before, it was painful, head throbbed, bones aches & skin itched? |
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| IWB does a character's parents run away from their life in a Southern state to a Northern state? |
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| IWB does a gang at a high school usually wear purple and the leader wears a purple hooded sweatshirt? |
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| IWB does a glass sphere lock and unlock a jail cell? |
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| IWB does a gossamer-thin white spiderweb come twisting & spinning from a character's fingers & wrapping itself around each of another characters fingers eventaully consuming her? |
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| IWB does a guard get angry when the prisoner throws wood at the back of his head? |
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| IWB does a jet black behicle attract a lot of attention and the driver wondered what people would think if they knew it was being driven by a 15 year old? |
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| IWB does a main character realize there are missing pages from the back of a very important book? |
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| IWB does a special card contribute in defeating an enemy? |
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| IWB does a teenager realize the one constant in his life, the one person he could always count on might be gone? |
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| IWB does a witch have no eyes, just hollow empty sockets with perfect ovals of reflective glass? |
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| IWB does acharacter express that it may have been centuries since I've encountered auras so pure? |
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| IWB does every magician have a distinctive odor, rather like a magical fingerprint? |
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| IWB does one character ask another to “think dumb thoughts” to try to get out of a risky situation? |
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| IWB does one of the main character's feel such trust from her father? |
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| IWB does seeing a coconut shaped wall bracket make the author feel like he was missing something important? |
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| IWB does someone describe the differences between GETTING IN and INFILTRATING by saying that “one requires more sneaking? |
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| IWB does someone discover that they are riding in a car that drives by itself? |
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| IWB does someone discover that they have the ability to predict the future? |
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| IWB does someone get reunited with a grandfather they have not seen in 13 years? |
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| IWB does someone hold the distinction of being to youngest to attain the rank of knight? |
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| IWB does someone say that getting shot at was “a little like the way you feel when you have the flu”? |
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| IWB does the author say that reading the last page of a book first could throw the universe into chaos and cause grief to untold millions? |
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| IWB does the author write that blood drinking vampires are really the weakest, lowliest of our clan, blood supplying sustenance for them? |
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| IWB does the captain feel that it is time to bring in the lake dragging equipment? |
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| IWB does the evening special news report include gangs, nuclear proliferation and peanut butter in people's diets? |
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| IWB does the main character feel uncomfortable when a childhood friend walks into her mama's boutique to discuss the "new" boyfriend? |
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| IWB does the scientific soulmate survey get mentioned numerous times |
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| IWB does the sound of cats remind a character of countless lost babies crying? |
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| IWB has a character learned about the dead (ghosts): extraordinarily rude, like bathrooms, can't see certain colors & people were frightened by them? |
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| IWB has a character's father been out of work for 5 years? |
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| IWB have myths become history & legends facts? |
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| IWB is a “Philip” a type of currency used to buy things? |
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| IWB is a car following the two main characters in the broad daylight on a Sunday afternoon? |
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| IWB is a character able to make a broom wither & turn into ragged pulpy splinters in another character's hand? |
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| IWB is a character able to stare into a dish of liquid & make it boil & bubble? |
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| IWB is a character able to turn metal into gold, keep disease & death at bay & be essentially immortal? |
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| IWB is a character described as tall, broad, as if carved from a solid slab of jet black stone , white fuzz on her head, pupils the color of butter, gown that shimmered with rainbow colors as the wind blew, each finger nail painted a different color? |
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| IWB is a character insensed that another character has not come to see her in the past 372 years, 8 months, & 4 days? |
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| IWB is a character placed under a warding spell? |
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| IWB is a character pondering events that had moved so fast she barely had time to catch her breath. One moment she is working in the coffee shop the next racing across the city in the company of a man who claimed to be 600 years old? |
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| IWB is a character so angry about his new school and new city that he wants to throw paints? |
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| IWB is a character startled to see tiny almost-human faces peering upward from the pool below the deck in the "tree"mouths & eyes wide open? |
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| IWB is a character surprised to find that a close family member is actually an enemy? |
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| IWB is a character the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter born in a tiny village where she was considered special? |
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| IWB is a character's aura charged after an encounter with other creatures? |
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| IWB is a character's senses so acute-everything is so loud, so bright, so sharp, so intense? |
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| IWB is a city built on an intersection of ley lines, 7 to be exact forminga leygate? |
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| IWB is a creature compared to a slug, leaving a wet muddy trail behind him? |
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| IWB is a creature encased in a block of blue-veined ice, in a matter of heartbeats? |
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| IWB is a magical hourglass used to tell time? |
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| IWB is a monster created entirely from bad romance novels? |
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| IWB is a simulacra an artificial creature grown in a vat of putrid bubbling liquid? |
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| IWB is a small book shop important to the unfolding of the story? |
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| IWB is an inheritance given on a child’s 13th birthday? |
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| IWB is doing something brave compared to doing something stupid in that you rarely plan on either happening? |
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| IWB is human emotion considered humankind's greatest strength? |
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| IWB is it a dangerous process to "awaken" someone? |
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| IWB is it said that book that have “anything to do with the Great Depression have a tendency to rot the brain”? |
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| IWB is it said that family members are part of you, and so they’re part of what you know best? |
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| IWB is magic defined as the utilization of the entire spectrum of the senses? |
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| IWB is the bird attack covered by radio reporters as global warming: sun's radiation interferring with the birds' natural navigation system? |
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| IWB is the claim made that authors write books because they like to torture people? |
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| IWB is the confusion in the town blamed on a power outage & an unseasonable fog making the extras in a movie scene look extra scary? |
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| IWB is the immortality spell breaking down & 2 characters begin to age a year for everyday they to without the formulation for immortality and they will be dead by the end of the month? |
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| IWB is the quote "Before today, the farthest I've ever driven is about ten miles." |
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| IWB is the quote "by a rat? A rat is watching us: you cannot be serious?" |
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| IWB is the quote "I am in the city, held in a basement. I'm safe & well. Take the children south. Take them to the witch." |
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| IWB is the quote "I've loved a long time; I've had a lot of students -- some made famous by history, most forgottn. I've met a lot of people, human & unhuman, mortal & immortal." |
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| IWB is the quote "the two that are one, the one that is all?" |
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| IWB is the quote "You've always looked after me, I've always looked after you. I'm not going to allow you to go through this… process by yourself. We'll do this-just like we've done everything else together?" |
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| IWB is the quote "you've left the safe & mundane world you once knew. Nothing is as it seems. You must learn to question everything ….."? |
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| IWB is the warding spell used to keep bugs & vermin off the floor? |
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| IWB is there a $5,000. reward for information about the disappearance of two teenagers? |
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| IWB is there a car that starts when the driver raps their knuckles on the dashboard? |
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| IWB is there a creature created of mud mixed with stones or gravel to give their flesh consistency? |
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| IWB is there a prophesy "the two that are one, the one that is all?" |
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| IWB is there a secret recipe for eternal life? |
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| IWB is there a strike team consisting of “a looney old man, an anthropologist, a grad student, and two kids”? |
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| IWB is there an ornate lantern bracket shaped like a cantaloupe? |
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| IWB must characters' magical potential be awakened? |
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| IWB was a character described as wearing a patch over one eye with a red-tinted monocle on the other? |
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| IWB was a character dressed from head to foot in blackleather, studded by shining silver bolts, gloves with no fingertips, heavy black belt studded with small circular shields around her waist & a cloak made entirely of raven feathers? |
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| IWB was a character left a bag of sand as their inheritance? |
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| IWB was a purse a storage place for a large sword? |
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| IWB was someone ordered to stay away from any rooms that shine black |
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| IWB was someone rescued from a gunman by a man crashing through the wall of a house? |
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| IWB was the narrator named after a famous prison? |
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| IWB was the stay of 8 months in a foster home longer than anywhere else he had been? |
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| IWB were guns and automobiles considered primitive technology? |
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| IWB were tendrils & wisps of green mist gathering in a man's palms, drifting to the floor where they writhed like serpents? |
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| IWB were the spells reversed? |
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| IWB were weapons stored in a duffle bag to offer protection? |
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| IWB will a character not trust his sister to anyone else? |
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| IWB would civilization of the 21st century be wiped away in a matter of hours if the godlike creatures warred against themselves? |
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| was a character emotionally upset since the death of her son? |
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| was a character worried about his plan of attack because he did not know how many people were in the house? |
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| was a locket of hair kept as a momento? |
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| was a reward of $100,000 posted for a group of killers? |
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| was April 19 the most solemn day in history? |
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| was the oldest son in a family just home from war? |
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| Which book contains a small book whose first page is filled with “scribbles as if made by a child”? |
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| Which book tells about a man who "turned a bunch of wildflowers into a twenty-dollar bill."? |
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