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| In this book the main character's pet was named 'Rover'. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 21) |
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| In this book a teacher explains that great political campaigns had memorable slogans, giving examples like "Not Just Peanuts" and "I Like Ike". |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 113) |
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| In the book by this title we learn of a tree whose flowers produce a horrible smell. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 89) |
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| In the book by this title the main character had accidentally kicked his third grade teacher instead of the soccer ball during PE. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 26) |
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| There was a tie for Student Council rep in the class election so they had to vote again. Name the book. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 140) |
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| In the book by this title the main character gets stuck, literally, to a rare tree. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 92) |
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| Dad's biggest battle used to be an opposing football team. Now it was static cling. Name the book. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 31) |
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| In this book the classroom separates into two groups to create murals of the solar system. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 57) |
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| A former pro-football player was nicknamed "The Freezer" for being able to stop opponents cold in their tracks. Name the book. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 4) |
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| In this book a character won votes even though his speech was boring, his suit was too big, and his sister's doll baby's underpants were clinging to his back. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 135) |
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| In the book by this title a field trip to Huntington Gardens was part of a fun school year. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 39) |
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| The author of this book introduces us to a special rare tree called the Koloff. Name the author. |
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| In the book by this author the setting is Rancho Rosetta, California. |
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| The author of this book sets the beginning at the Wild Acres Amusement Park. Name the author. |
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| The author of this book writes of a scary cat with twenty-seven toes, maybe more! Name the author. |
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| In the book by this author we are introduced to a colorful crossing-guard named Mr. Kirby. |
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| The author of this book describes a worn brown cloth dog made by Grammy when the main character was a baby. Its name is Mr. Huggams. Name the author. |
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| In the book by this author a character would make loud pig noises punctuated by hee-haws. Name the author. |
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| Holly will be the rep for Room 15 and if she can’t go, this boy will take her place, in this book. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 142-143) |
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| Holly loves rocks, so a boy brought her a reddish, almost-round rock from Big Sur on his vacation in this book. |
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| Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) (p. 6-7) |
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| A teacher has been to astronaut camp, can wiggle her ears, and has a German shepherd named Buddy. Name the author. |
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