In which book do we find out that little brothers can be great co-pilots?

In what book does an aircraft crash into a forest; the group's mentor falls out?

In what book does a poisoned mother need an antidote to wake up?

In which book does a grandmother's story help a boy feel remorse?

In what book does a tombstone have this inscription? "May he walk forever tall in the garden of God."

IN what book does a character give his new stuffed toy to a boy in the hospital?

In what book does a character have poor penmanship? In making a sign. "Thank you" looks like "Think you."

In what book does someone want to buy a father's guitar, but his daughter says, "No" it's a keepsake for keeping?

In which book does the best friend wonder why her brothers like to burp the alphabet or why there are no rainbow colored M&M's?

In what book does a girl insist that a party must have a theme?

In what book is an animal describes as "a big piece of old brown carpet that had been left out in the rain?"

In what book is the main character told the following? "This dog sure likes peanut butter. You can always trust a dog that likes peanut butter."

In which book is a traveling character confused between the rain forest and the ski slopes?

In what book was a place built where everyone would always feel at home?

"Picasso said every child is an artist, but I dunno. I don't think he met your brother." In what book does a character want to be rescued from a toddler?

In which book does a camper not bring any bedding?

In which book is a tick found on the back of Julian's neck?

In what book has a character told a story that has made others afraid to use the bathrooms at camp?

Name the book in which a person's shirt is used to catch a fish.

In which book is the guilty party expected to attend a meal in honor of their punishment?"

In what book is the main character happy to spont "a pair of ponytails with pink plastic flower barrettes peeking out from around the corner?"

In which book does a little sister make a sandwich and leave the following note? "Try it, you might like it!"

In what book did someone create a blue fire that could be carried in a jar?

In what book does the main character receive a Christmas present with this note enclosed? "Your father left this in my possession before he died. It is time it was returned to you. Use it well."

In what book was a character hatching a Norwegian Ridgeback?

In what book does a family member love his sister so much that to protect her he would have climbed out the window and ripped the moon of the sky for her?

In what book does a girl jump out of a window during a fire, to be safely caught by a sailor?

In what book do thunderstorms and bad weather prohibit an aircraft from landing on time?

In which book does the pressure students are under get compared to Superman squeezing a lump of coal into a diamond?

In what book are a group of characters asked to "always champion freedom of speech, freedom of expression, and freedom of fun?"

In what book is lemon-berry fizz a favorite drink?

Which book begins with bedtime for one character and end with bedtime for other characters?

In what book is the sunrise compared to the creation of the world?

In what book does a cat say "Me-out" instead of "Meow?"

In what book do characters announce, each in its own language, "It's on its way?"

In which book is a character warned about a neighbor only to find common ground with him, and then accept directions to water which he desperately needs?

IN what book do you learn that crows provide a messaging service, telling other animals what is going on in the surrounding area?

IN what book is careless beha\vior described this way? "They plow a field and they slaughter the mice living there with no warning. They dam a river and leave the fish to die."

In which book does a character say his home and his pet are "the same thing?"

In what book does an index card with an eleven on it say the following? "The Gulf Stream will flow through a straw, provided the straw is aligned to the Gulf Stream and not at crosscurrents."

In which book does a motherless girl look through a box that should say, "These things are important to me or Gifts for Rose or even just Treasures?"

In what book is this direction given? "I need to make sure that the information on your ID matches the information on the microchip."

In what book is the life of a motherless girl living in Hatford enriched by her beloved dog?

In what book did a girl, facting death, request that her family place her favorite bean cakes on their altar after she was gone?

In what book did breakfast include soup, rice, and slices of pickled radishes?

Which book ends with a flock of birds rustling in a light autumn breeze?

In which book does the smell of supper distract a character, allowing an attack from her arch-nemesis?

In what book is Whomper-Zooka a form of hillbilly artillery made of an old coffee can, a broken leather harness, and a stovepipe?

In what book is BarterBucks the banking system used in a community?

In what book does a girl get a red ball for her brother?

In what book did a character have a job making caskets and would sometimes nap in them during breaks?

In what book do neighbors support the main character's family during a difficult time? One neighbor gives the main character's father a job in a house painting business.

In this book, author John Steinbeck wrote about the main subject of the book in his story called "Travels with Charley."

In what book is "Hoo's On First" suggested as a name for a restaurant?

In what book do the written directions given include the following? "Remember: It is not what you have, it's what you don't have that counts."

In what book did a character kick one character in the shin but the bruise appeared on another character's leg?

In what book does a character learn to walk on his hands because, "It is good to have the ability to see things differently?"

In what book do a group of soldiers sail aboard the S.S. Manitou from Canada to England?

In which book does a character watch his friend have a drink then give her one last hug before saying good-bye?

In what book was a well-known author and his son frequent visitors to a certain animal in the London Zoo?

In which book does an older sibling think the younger sibling is after her, only to find out that he was trying to warn her?

In which book does an older sibling not like the newest member of the family at the beginning , but defends him in the end?

In what book does a new baby sleep through the night; his older sister does not?