In which book, does a girl faint when being asked questions?

In which book, does a character think, "it did seem to me that he was walking with much more care than I ever remembered. In the past, he'd move along as though he owned the sidewalk and street and all the greenery in the park."

In which book, does a girl draw in a notebook, which she loses trying to run away from a bully?

In which book, are Stripy Toe Socks an unwanted birthday gift?

In which book, is a piece of red thread placed around a character's neck?

In which book, does a character say, "He flew it that night, and his soldiers thought that the light was a new star in the sky. A good omen! With there spirits renewed, they won the next day's battle and defeated the invaders."

In which book, does a boy sell 7 objects to get a new reel?

In which book, does a boy create a sign out of a cardboard box that states, "Jackson's Rum."

In which book, does a character get his name from the Bridge where he was found?

In which book, does a character get arrested just for having tea with a friend?

In which book, does a janitor think the teacher is good because there are so many apples on her desk?

In which book, does a stuffed animal turn into a real Griffon (winged lion) when it hits the floor?

In which book, does a father sell his daughter for a hen, a red cloak, and cigarettes?

In which book, does a boy build a pen out of rotten wood?

In which book, is there the nickname, Asteroid?

In which book, does the narrator reveal that the main character "had kept the master copy to add to her own atlas, and on her way to her room, she began to muse how many pages it might be when it was finally completed."

In which book, is there a man who always has a sad face?

In which book, does a character think, "The pull south was too great now. The need to fly was strong. It pulsed inside, hardwired deep into every nerve and muscle and cell."

In which book, does the main character say, "You can't just get up and walk away every time you mess up. You'd never get anywhere."

In which book, does a delinquent, a football player, and an activist all join the same club?

In which book, is there a PAG?

In which book, does a girl leaves a locket behind for her friend when she dies?

In which book, does the main character "see" the wind?

In which book, does a mall destroy the habitat of beavers?

In which book, did one character say, "Nothing!" she hollered. "There's nothing here! Well then you better get to it missy. Take one of those baskets to the dining room and bring back something good."

In which book, is the best evidence that the queen and king aren't dead, is that their room has not changed?

In which book, does the main character notice that the birds are no longer afraid in the backyard?

In which book, do the two main characters argue and then bet over whether or not to leave a note behind?

In which book, do the main characters get presents for the new year?

In which book, does a character think, "“You bite off more than you can chew, 'course you're going to choke. One bite at a time. And that goes for thinking things, too, not just food.”

In which book, is a dog attacked by another dog, and can't escape?

In which book, are jars discovered when a box falls down the steps?

In which book, when someone said, “Hey, Eric,” no one knew to whom he was talking. One time all the Erics would answer, and the next time none of them would answer."

In which book, does a policeman give $20 to a boy, rather than to his proud dad?

In which book when a character asked, "why, then, do you think the white player might have done it?", He imagines "himself moving out his knight only to bring it right back to where it started. Why would he ever do such a thing? At last he said, “Perhaps because he doubted himself.”

In which book, does a former best friend lie to save the main character from getting into trouble?

In which book, does a queen die when a rat falls into her soup?

In which book, can the main characters follow a bird's journey via a transmitter?

In which book, does chapter 19 have one sentence about how there is no 19th floor?

In which book, are the following items found in a tower: A rope, phrase book, compass, and a tin of old biscuits?

In which book, does a character think, "“My knees were shaking with relief and bottled-up stress. Is it possible to give yourself an ulcer in 5 minutes? At the ripe age of 12?”

In which book, does a character think, "“I noticed several weird things about the surfboarding cat. Thing number one: He was a surfboarding cat. Thing number two: He was wearing a T-shirt. It said CATS RULE, DOGS DROOL. Thing number three: He was holding a closed umbrella, like he was worried about getting wet."

In which book, is a character suffering from disintegration of the retinas?

In which book, does a character say, "If you are hiding that child, you'll be in trouble. And if she is the one who came to warn about the cannon, I will turn her in myself."

In which book, do greedy rats get killed? One by a cat and the other by a bird.

In which book, does the main character free friends by chewing through the rope on their cages?

In which book, does the father make clear that home chores come first?

In which book, does a character pretend to be a dead rat, to get one of the best balls?

In which book, does one of the main characters get a new perspective by taking a flight?

In which book, does a character say, "All the streams and rivers are draining into the fjord...All the water that usually flows out to sea on the tide doesn't have anywhere to go."

In which book, does a dad take cooking, boxing and flying lessons throughout the book?

In which book, does a character foolishly bring snacks into the tent?

In which book, does a character say, "When he bares his teeth, winter meets its death, And when he shakes his mane, we shall have spring again.”

In which book, does a character meet her mom at a specific rock?

In which book, do the main characters all grab fur coats that they later discard?

In which book is Aslan on the move?

In which book, does the main character think, "nothing is as simple as you guess -- not right or wrong...not even me or this dog I got here."

In which book, does the main character run away from home for a day?

In which book, does the main character think, "Listening to her talk, I realize there is so much of the world that I don’t know. So much of my history, and so much of me. But I will learn it. Because even though the stories upset me, I’m glad I heard them. They made me feel like the world is huge, and I’m filled up with it. Like I could hear the stars, and listen.”

In which book, does the main character compare tyrannical rule of a king to being a servant with no freedom?

In which book, does a boy worm his way into a family by following a girl home and cooking with her dad?

In which books, is a character in trouble for "stealing" stories?

In which book, is there a QAG?

In which book, does a teacher let a student borrow equipment to ride home?

In which book, does the main character think, "Until then, I'd thought it was a sad thing that you were sometimes slower than the rest of us. But that day, I realized that slow can be better than fast. Like magic, you could stretch time out when we needed it, so that a moment felt endless. So the taste of half an orange could last and last"

In which book, does a broken glass lead to the main characters getting a "sort of" job for the day?

In which book, do the main characters make money by selling bead jewelry?

Which book is essentially a letter written to a sister?

Which book is set in 1996, not in 1840?

In which book, does a character say, "Look, your legs weren't long enough to reach your car pedals, right? So you figured how to get Felix to work them ... same thing here. Just have to find a way."

In which book, does a character bring the teacher an apple?

In which book, does the class vote on whether or not a student gets to stay?

In which book, does a young girl prove a friend's innocence by riding a stallion?

In which book, are purple jelly beans significant?

In which book, does a character think, "It was a moment to savor, but there was no time for savoring. The controller was an extension of my hands as I took aim and fired."

In which book, does the main character have a ring to remember her mother; and a cabinet to remember her father?

In which book, does the main character have a fever and sun blindness?

In which book, does the narrator say, "Did you think that rats do not have hearts? Wrong. All living things have a heart. And the heart of any living thing can be broken."

In which book, are there twin brothers who look identical but are the exact opposite in nature.