In which book did a character mistakenly think he was in a forest?

Which book's story was told to another character by a dog?

In which book was a character's meal interrupted by the snorting sounds of dogs?

In which book did a character fall asleep while being rocked gently on a boat?

In which book did characters live in a tough, sometimes scary part of Los Angeles?

Which book stated that it was believed that people without money weren't supposed to "dream so big?"

In which book did people find it hard to believe that a world famous sports star could come from a tough neighborhood?

Which book was about two siblings who were very different from one another-- but shared the same dream?

In which book did a father stress the importance of school and that families always stick together?

In which book were characters told "if you fail to prepare properly, you prepare to fail!"

In which book did a character become a professional athlete at the age of fourteen?

In which book did siblings compete against each other in an international tournament?

In which book did characters' parents say they were special, made of magic and big hearts?

In which book were siblings ranked number one and two in a world championship?

In which book did a father's lifelong dream for his children come true?

Which book featured characters who played in the Olympics four times, winning three gold medals?

Which book featured characters who never gave up their dream, even though they had suffered from illness and injuries?

Which book quoted a character saying: "My first job, is big sister. And I take that very seriously."

In which book did a character "love snow more than anything else in the world?"

Which book featured a character who grew up on a farm in Vermont?

In which book did a character state that he read an entire set of encyclopedias?

In which book did a character state that he read an entire set of encyclopedias?

In which book did a character study all forms of moisture, using a microscope?

In which book did a character find that snowflakes are "masters of design" since no one design is ever repeated?

In which book did a character want a special camera-- equipped with a microscope-- so that he could share his favorite hobby with others?

In which book did a character state that he had received a gift from "King Winter?"

In which book did a character gently tie a grasshopper to a flower so he could find it and photograph it in the morning?

In which book did a character have a book published when he was 66 years old?

In which book did a farmer develop "microphotography?"

In which book, did a character have an unusual collection?

In which book did a character enjoy multi-syllable words that sounded like little songs?

In which book did a character trip and fall, creating a disorganized situation?

In which book did a character create special scrapbooks?

In which book did a character use his poems to create songs?

In which book did a character realize that some of the simplest words were the most powerful?

In which book did a character empty his most prize possessions off the side of a hill into the wind?

In which book did the author make the following quote: "Reach for your own words. Tell the world who you are and how you will make it better?"

In which book did a character love to count?

In which book did a character yearn to know as much as she could about numbers, about the universe-- about everything?

In which book was a character so bright that she skipped three whole grades in school?

In which book was a character not allowed to attend her town's high school because of her race?

In which book did a character have dreams of becoming a research mathematician?

In which book did a character work as a "computer" for NASA?

In which book did a character use numbers to determine how high a rocket ship would travel?

In which book did a character's perseverance earn her a job in a program designed to send the first American astronaut into space?

In which book did a character's use of math save three astronauts after a rocket explosion?

In which book was a character and her mother attacked by an owl?

In which book was a character and her mother attacked by an owl?

In which book did a character temporarily live in a bird nest with three baby birds?

In which book did a character eat a big, juicy grasshopper?

In which book did a character sleep upside down, hanging by her feet?

In which book did a character behave "as a good bird should?"

In which book was a character embarrassed by her clumsiness?

In which book did a character make a promise not to hang by her feet or make faces when she ate bugs?

In which book was a character happily reunited with her mother at the end of the story?

In which book did a character teach her new friends all about bats?

In which book was a character able to see in the dark?

In which book did a character wish to be a mythical creature?

In which book did a character tie a carrot to her nose?

In which book did a truck spill pink paint and glitter on a character?

in which book did a character become famous-- but then, found fame to be "tricky?"

In which book did fans of the character chase her for her autograph?

In which book did a character feel lonely after becoming famous?

In which book did a character realize that she was happy to "be me?"

In which book did a character's parents share childhood memories while on a road trip in an old Pontiac?

In which book did a characters help their parents gather plants while wading in swampy water?

In which book do character eat a meal of "long stringy stems with leaves round as coins?"

In which book does a character wish she could eat vegetables from the grocery store?

In which book did a character feel that "free is hand-me-down clothes and roadside trash-heap furniture and now, dinner from a ditch"?

In which book did a character's mother share a story about her family from China?

In which book did a character learn to appreciate her family's traditions?

In which book did a character's family make new memories while eating a special meal?

In which book was a character frustrated because she could not do something as perfectly as other members of her family?

In which book does a character love the food that her mom, dad, and grandmother make?

In which book does a character make a plan to create something by mixing flour, water, and yeast together?

In which book does a character enjoy making a special food with her father, mother, and grandmother?

In which book does a character struggle to make a certain food to her liking?

In which book does a character's grandmother teach her to make a favorite steamed food?

In which book did a character make a food that is "soft and fluffy and --oh, so good."

Which book included a recipe for a family's favorite food?

Which book featured a character that did not speak until he was three years old?

In which book were the character's parents worried because he was so different-- even though they loved him "no matter what?"

In which book was a character given a compass as a gift from his father?

In which book did a character realize there were mysteries in the world-- "hidden and silent, unknown and unseen"?

In which book did a character ask to many questions that his teacher told him he was a disruption to his class?

In which book did a character wonder what it would be like to ride on a beam of sunlight?

In which book did a character read about light, sound, heat and magnetism?

In which book did a character discover that everything in the world is made of atoms?

In which book did a character realize that everything is always moving?

In which book did a character wonder about very big things (like the size and shape of the entire universe)?

In which book did a character pay his violin to help him think better?

In which book did a character say: "Now that I am grown up, no one can tell me to put on my socks?"

In which book did a character figure out that no person, no thing, could ever zoom through space as fast as a beam of light?

In which book could a character see his home while sitting at the top of a telephone pole?

In which book did a character fall asleep -- then wake up in a strange environment?

Which book was based on a true story about tennis players?