In what book do we learn that a radio has vacuum tubes, wires, transformers, and caps?

In what book does a character have warm scrambled eggs for the first time? They were awfully good.

In what book do two characters create a cat hat for a friend?

In what book are athletes given this advice? “Just remember, you guys—it’s all about the team. Success starts with the right attitude.”

In what book do two boys accidentally set fire to some wood shavings in a workshop, causing a factory and house to be burnt to ashes?

In this book, we learn that a retainer is something that allows a lawyer to represent his/her client with the stipulation that the client will pay the lawyer the necessary fees for services.

In what book do we learn that a plane can drop 12000 gallons of water?

In what book does someone explain why people get things wrong, "Once you're certain about something, you no longer question it. And if you don't question what you think you know, then you'll only see the big things." It was all about seeing the little details.

In which book are they going out to eat for an unbirthday party?

In what book does a cake with pink frosting and a message of 2 + 1 = 3 announce the family will be welcoming a new baby?

An alien helps to solve a problem in this book.

In what book does the main character suddenly know the history of different foods, how to speak Swahili, and African geography?

In what book did the development of wordless instruction booklets make it easier for children to follow along, regardless of the language spoken?

“I do not feel defective. I feel . . . different. Is being different the same as being defective?" In what book is this question asked?