Final Jeopardy

Classics: Jonas has never seen snow or colors in this book by Lois Lowry.

Fictional trivia: This is the city where the graphic novel Real Friends takes place.

Awards: This author wrote the 2015 Newbery honor book Brown Girl Dreaming, as well as the more recent novel Harbor Me.

Fiction: Several children must help to save the world from the Learning Institute for the Very Enlightened in this book.

Characters: In the book Ella Enchanted, Ella is based off of this famous fairy tale princess.

Classics: Some of Dr. Seuss's Sneetches have these on their bellies.

Quotes: "I didn't know I'd lost a button," he said to himself. "Tonight I'll go and see if I can find it."

Title, series, and authors: A faun named Mr. Tumnus has orders from the White Witch in this book.

Quotes: "The sun did not shine. It was too wet to play. So we sat in the house, all that cold, cold, wet day."

Classics: This novel is about a young orphan girl who always insists her name is spelled with an "E" at the end.

Awards: This Caldecott winner was later turned into a popular film, and is about a board game that comes to life.

Characters: In A Wrinkle in Time, this younger brother of Meg is a child genius who falls under the influence of IT.

Awards: This Caldecott honor book by Mo Willems is about a bird who really wants to get behind the wheel.

Fictional trivia: This picture book by Drew Daywalt is about a group of crayons going on strike.

Classics: Peter Rabbit is a brother to these 3 well-behaved siblings.

Titles, series, and authors: Threads of Blue, by Suzanne LaFleur, is the sequel to this book.

Awards: This School Library Journal Best book winner tells the tale of Poseidon's son.

Titles, series, and authors: This series of novels was written by different authors, including Riordan & Gordon Korman.

Fictional Trivia: Dwight is definitely an outcast, until he makes a puppet that can predict the future in this story.

Awards: In this Caldecott winner, Mr. and Mrs. Mallard are looking for a place to live with 8 ducklings in tow.

Characters: Beth, Meg, Jo, and Amy March are all incredible characters in this novel.

Quotes: "It is exceptionally lonely, being Draco Malfoy. I will always be suspected. There is no escaping the past."

Quotes: "Of course they're real people. They're Oompa-Loompas... imported direct from Loompaland."

Fictional trivia: In the book Frindle, Nick uses the word frindle to mean this object.

Classics: A middle class house painter finds his house overrun by arctic birds in this children's book.

Titles, series, and authors: The author of the Ramona Quimby books.

Characters: Sophie and Agatha are two best friends in this fantasy novel.

Titles, series, and authors: This author has written Because of Winn-Dixie, The Tale of Despereaux, & The Tiger Rising.

Quotes: "What was I supposed to say? That my father is the president and my mother is his slave?"

Characters: This 12 year old is a criminal mastermind who kidnaps a fairy named Holly Short.