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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 did a woman's corset set off a metal detector? |
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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 neighbors pound on an apartment door trying to get in when they hear shouting? |
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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 travel by boat or walking when they want to go anywhere? |
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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 climb through a gap in the fence looking for a baseball? |
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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 upset when his mom switches her Monday piano lessons to Tuesday? |
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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 lose a friend because he can't play baseball after school? |
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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 think he caused his sister to be different? |
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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 character charge her friends five cents to have their shirts washed by convicts? |
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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 like to have the index of books read to her? |
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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 girl calm down and stop fighting when she is rolled inside a rug? |
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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 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 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 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 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 tour of the area include a stop at the morgue? |
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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 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 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 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 have to go see the warden? |
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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 start the day by asking his sister if the sun got up okay? |
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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 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'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 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 reader find out that a whole village existed on an island? |
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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 boy surprised to see his sister holding hands with someone? |
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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 family upset when they find out the daughter doesn't get in a special school? |
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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 one character always 10 on her birthday? |
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| In which book is the laundry done by convicts? |
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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 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's dad an electrician and a prison guard? |
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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, "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, "Dead criminals…don't I get to meet any live ones?" |
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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 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'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, "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, "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, "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, "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, "Take the little policewoman off Alcatraz and she runs her mouth like crazy?" |
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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, "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, "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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