All About Those Books
This person is the author and illustrator of the "Elephant and Piggie" series.
Who is Mo Willems?
These are books that all students in the library can read.
What are Everybody books?
In the 1830's, this popular condiment used on hamburgers was sold as medicine.
What is ketchup?
This retiree has already retired.
Who is Mrs. Brenda?
These two countries border the United States.
What are Canada and Mexico?
This is the name of the main character in the "Diary of A Wimpy Kid" series.
Who is Greg Heffley?
These books are full of facts and more facts.
What are nonfiction books?
Human teeth are as strong as what ocean animal's teeth.
What is a shark?
This retiree's favorite flower is the lupine which in found in Maine and only blooms in June.
Who is Mr. Flach?
This country is the largest in the world.
What is Russia?
This is Winnie the Pooh's owner.
Who is Christopher Robin?
If I wanted a book with clues and detectives in it, I would choose this genre.
What is Mystery?
There are 100 folds in a chef's hat. Each fold stands for a different way to cook this same food.
What are eggs?
This retiree holds her neighborhood record for the most pogo stick bounces - 200 in a row!
Who is Nurse Clara?
This country is also a continent.
What is Australia?
This is the name of Junie B. Jones' little brother.
Who is Oliver "Ollie" Jones?
Books that reflect real life are in this genre.
What is Realistic Fiction/Just Like Me?
This is the only letter that does not appear in any state's name.
What is the letter "q".
This retiree has been surfing in Hawaii.
Who is Mrs. Bixby?
This is the most populated country in the world.
What is India?
Ruth Rose is a character in which mystery series?
What is A to Z Mysteries?
A fictional story about AI takeovers in 2097 would be in this section.
What is Science Fiction?
This fruit, grown in a bog, can bounce like a rubber ball.
What is cranberry?
This retiree was also a teacher at Towson University.
Who is Mrs. Davis?
This country is the smallest in the world.
What is the Vatican (Holy See)?