This achiever likes jelly donuts and has a July 12th birthday.
Who is AJ?
He is the family storyteller
Who is Uncle Kenneth?
What Celeste and the autumn leaves have in common.
What is that they are the "only color in town"?
Two things Nani wears to the beach
What is a white fur coat, red stillettos, a couture dress and/or enormous Paloma Picasso sunglasses?
The assignment from Mr. Preston
What is to write a memoir?
This achiever's poem is about a car ride to Grandma's
Who is Maya?
These are the Choctaw little people
Who are the Bohpoli?
What the author wants to move through life like (powerfully and quietly)?
What is a snow plow?
The reason Nani brought Santosh on the trip
What is because he wins too many awards in school and when he's older, he'll needs something else to talk about other than books?
Who is Thelonius Monk?
This achiever wrote about whether to trust you
Who is Jae?
He can't read and so he stepped onto the overlook and fell into the lake
Who is Naloosha Chitto?
According to her father, who are the only people who can say curse words?
What are people in pain?
Romeo's real name
What is Tomas?
One of the 3 useless things Monk describes?
What is an empty pool in summer, a pencil without lead, or macaroni without cheese?
This Achiever wrote about My My and the vague image that "pops up in (her) head"
Who is Nazirah?
The name of the family being chased by Naloosha Chitto
The Chukmas (the Goode family)
The name of the author's friend
Who is Celeste?
The metaphor used to describe Nani and Santosh's search for a way out
What are two caged birds?
The power Monk gets from the accident
What is he can read the thoughts of people when he looks at them?
This achiever wrote about her mother's affirmation of her
Who is Lorreen?
How Uncle Kenneth knows so much
What is he learned to read (before he learned to tie his shoelaces)?
The Father's nickname for the author
What is Treetop?
What is because everyone should have something to look forward to?
The cost of Angel Carter's hair plus tax.
What is $76.49 (Seventy-Six dollars and Forty-Nine Cents)?