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By Andrew Clement In which book was someone peeking through a crack near the bottom of an old wooden door?
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In which book did a teacher ask a student to meet him at four in the afternoon?

In which book was there a bright, green envelope with 3 stamps on it?

In which book was there 2 pink butterfly stickers on an envelope?

In which book did someone receive a letter from a girl in America?

In which book did someone climb a wall in first-period gym class?

In which book was “Lions” written on the tallest silo?

In which book did someone describe school as “a winter with no snow” or “summer without sunshine?”

In which book was someone having academic problems in sixth grade?

In which book did someone sit with her friend at the back of the bus on the ride to school?

In which book did someone like “grilled cheese with a half cup sweet pears” for lunch?

In which book could someone recite half of the “Gettysburg Address?”

In which book did a family have a couch called “charpoy?”

In which book did a family live in a house made of small stone and brick with 4 rooms?

In which book did the mother heat up rice for lunch?

In which book did someone use chunks of lamb, onions, and lemon slices to make stew?

In which book did someone live in Illinois where it is flat farmland?

In which book was a character given a task because someone had faith in them?

In which book was there a one room school?

In which book did grades one through six attend school in the mornings?

In which book was a petition set up for afternoon school with girls on one side and boys on the other?

In which book was someone given a new pencil, a dozen sheets of bright white paper, and five envelopes with official international airmail stamps on each one?

In which book was someone given a skewer with roasted chunks of lamb and red peppers to eat?

On which book did someone’s home sit on sixty-seven acres of land?

In which book did someone decide the woods belonged to them?

In which book was someone building a tree house?

In which book did someone say a tree house looked like a gorilla’s nest?

In which book did someone download “The U.S. Army Survival Manual” to the home computer?

In which book did someone make a bulletin board?

In which book did someone read “Frog and Toad are Friends?”

In which book did someone read “Hatchet?”

In which book did someone read “Robinson Crusoe?”

In which book did someone read “The Adventures of Robin Hood?”

In which book is the last week of April the right time to get seeds in the ground?

In which book did someone take a flag picture from the bulletin board?

In which book were students getting ready to take the “Illinois Standards Achievement Test?”

In which book did a flag have a prayer on it?