The Midnight Children
This is the reason why the children only come out at night.
What is hiding from danger?
They bring this to every new home to feel safe.
What is a crate of books?
It's this natural disaster that is the direct result of a massive heatwave.
What is a wildfire?
It's this that causes the dam to break and the river to flood.
What is an earthquake?
(Dam failure and heavy rains)
It's this that wishes are made of.
What is stardust?
This item is used to signal between hideouts.
What is a flashlight?
The reason why the siblings are being moved.
What are orphans looking for a permanent home?
This animal is trying to be saved from floodwaters.
What is a polar bear?
What is a grizzly bear?
This type of animal assists the Wishkeeper.
What is a cat?
This is Ravani's only constant companion.
What is a dog?
It's this type of book that the eldest sibling reads to his younger ones.
What is a fairy tale?
This weather phenomenon causes characters to get stranded.
What is a blizzard?
It is this fruit or plant that is found that provides a source of energy.
What is wild berries?
This word describes the feeling of a wish being fulfilled.
What is satisfaction?
This game is played by the "Midnight Children" in the dark.
What is hide and seek?
This holiday is celebrated with a makeshift tree.
What is Christmas?
It's this particular measurement that is used to show temperature change.
What is Celsius?
This word is used to describe the bond between the survivors.
What is resilience?
This tool is used to "clean" sour wishes.
What is a feather duster?
It is this "oath" that the children swear to each other.
What is the pinky swear?
This specific food item is considered a "luxury" during rationing.
What is real butter?
This type of food is rationed among the survivors.
What is energy bars?
This is the only piece of survival gear Daniel saves.
What is a waterproof tarp?
(The pocket knife his father gave him is on him, so he doesn't technically save it.)
The apprentice is given this as a symbol of their role.
What is a silver whistle?