2024 Library Jeopardy week 4

Fictional Trivia

In Isle of the Lost, this character is Maleficent's daughter.

In the Berenstain Bears series, these are the names of the two main cubs.

This is the award given to the best children's non-fiction book every year.

This is the name of the orphan girl who mistakenly arrives at Green Gables.

The author of this book won the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting for women's equality and education in Pakistan.

This author wrote the Newbery honor book The War That Saved My Life.

In the book Frindle, Nick uses the word Frindle to mean this.

In a Roald Dahl book, the title character James lives inside of this item.

This character from All's Faire in Middle School stays true to herself even when the other kids pick on her.

The author of Brown Girl Dreaming and Before the Ever After.

The author of "Oh, the Places You'll Go!"

“Farewell! O Gandalf! May you ever appear where you are most needed and least expected!”

Childhood Classics

This is the sequel to the book Real Friends by Shannon Hale.

The Sanitation Department of Chewandswallow had a rather unusual job... to remove the food that fell on the houses."

“When given the choice between being right or being kind choose kind.”

This character discovers she's a magician when she goes searching for her brother at the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs.

The author of the book Hatchet.

In the Sherlock Holmes stories, this is the name of Sherlock's loyal friend and assistant.

Geronimo Stilton has a sister named this.

Titles, Series, and Authors

“Having the will to carry on is sometimes the only thing that separates survivors from victims."

This classic fairy tale is about two children who love candy and end up meeting a witch in the woods.

In "Ghost" by Jason Reynolds, this is the sport that the main character, Castle Cranshaw, participates in.

This book by Paul Zelinsky won the Caldecott in 1998 for beautiful illustrations of the main character's flowing hair.

"And he puzzled and puzzled 'till his puzzler was sore."

Five, Six, Seven, Nate and Nate Expectations are sequels to this book by Tim Federle.

Incredible Characters

In the Mysterious Benedict Society, this is the name of the school where the children go to investigate Mr. Curtain.

This author won Newbery Honor Awards for the books Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy, and The Wednesday Wars.

Award Winners

Some of Dr. Seuss’s Sneetches have these on their bellies.

Lucy, Edmund, Peter, and Susan discover a magical land in this C.S. Lewis classic.

This is the name of the main character in the book Because of Winn-Dixie.

Quotable Books