Clash of the Readers 2020

In what book is a character upset about a film she sees on WWII Germany?

In what book does a character find a note hidden under a rock?

In what book are citizens required to attend fighting matches every year?

In what book, does a teacher try to recreate a situation to help students better understand a behavior in history?

In what book does a character have to learn to speak French?

In what book are there weapons called pulse knives?

In what book does a character take a roll in a cactus garden?

In what book do two characters run through the woods to avoid the spotlight of a helicopter?

In what book does a needle get stuck in a patient having bloodwork done and the nurse has to tug to pull it free?

In what book can a character control people as long as he can look into their eyes?

In what book, did two characters need an All Access pass to save the day?

In what book does a girl learn she has a new stepbrother?

In what book, does a character win a trip to fly to New Orleans to watch a sports event?

In what book is there a contest to paint what you see outside of your window?

In what book did a girl drink coffee with milk and sugar saying her dad would be mad because caffeine is bad?

In what book is the motto "strength through discipline" attempted to be proven?

In what book was a character not going to be blackmailed?

In what book does someone receive a piece of a map as a goodbye present?

In what book does a dentist notice in a dental x-ray that nothing has changed in his patient in 5 years?

In what book is someone's 18th birthday especially significant?

In what book was a black town car following three characters?

In what book does a character wear a necklace that will explode if she leaves her house?

In what book are small children referred to as "littlies"?

In what book does a character need help in calculus?

In what book is a card with a red "X" on the back significant?

In what book, is a girl literally a guest in her own home?

In what book does a character get advise to "draw what you see, not what you know"?

In what book were two characters kidnapped and tied up?

In what book is the main character required to wear purple and silver?

In what book is the protagonist forced to give a speech she does not agree with?

In what book is a character a professor of Ethics and Morals in American Society Today?

In what book does the main character give a list of reasons why she hates her sister?

In what book are parents calling to complain to a principle about things taking place at school?

In what book, is a character punished by having to attend art classes?

In what book is the protagonist attacked by metal spiders?

In what book does the main character visit a volcano?

In what book is a character's name carved into a windowsill along with Amy Carter's and Chelsea Clinton's names?

In what book is the quote, "freedom's easy to lose and hard to get back"?

In what book does a friend make goofy faces outside of a classroom to make another student laugh?

In what book does a character teach himself to read at age fice using the sports section of the newspaper?

In what book does the protagonist break into her own house to save her sister?

In what book does the prince want to join the Scarlett Guard?

In what book are school colors orange and black?

In what book is a girl given an Army Helmet decorated with white-out daisies?

In what book is there a place called Gray Town?

In what book does a character chew Bic pens instead of smoking to calm her nerves?

In what book did a character make a copy of a hotel room key?

In what book does a character constantly wear metal?

In what book do characters use bungee jackets?

In what book is a character told he would lose his job if a problem is not rectified by the next day?

In what book does a character break into her own house to save her sister?

In what book did a girl lean down and brush a kiss on a boy's cheek saying he made her feel safe?

In what book does a character plan to kill their father?

In what book does a character know there are four cameras in her bedroom?

In which book does the main character have a nanny named Theresa?

In what book does a girl make her father stop the car in an argument to jump out and walk?

In what book was a character's grade in Economics 300 changed from a C+ to an F?

In what book does a character break her wrist in 2 places?

In what book does a character refer to someone as being "untouchable" for being labeled as "weird"?

In what book was a women's tongue cut out as a punishment?

In what book is the school newspaper called the Gordon Grapevine?

In what book does a father try to persuade his daughter to consider sports scholarships?

In what book does a girl mistake her boyfriend's little brother for him?

In what book did the main character use her German notebook to draw pictures instead of take notes in class?

In what book does a character wake up near a garbage dumpster at the Gas N Sip?

In what book does a boy pay a lot of money for a "pulp novel"?

In what book does the "class loser" finally feel part of something special?

In what book is the term "frisson" used to describe attraction between two people?

In what book is an anonymous letter left for a school paper?

In what book does the protagonist come from a city named Shreve?

In what book does a character allow someone to be his bodyguard even though it is unnecessary?

In what book does a Dad say, "I am so glad you are back supernova"?

In what book did a character's three brothers give her and her sister a pair of earrings?

In what book does a young boy offer a dehydrated, confused firl three red, a green, and four yellow gummies?

In what book does someone draw a symbol for their community movement?