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SUMMARY:Book Trivia
LOCATION:Central City Public Library\nCentral City Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Test your knowledge of some of our favorite books!.\nhttps://m
 cplib.libnet.info/event/16344139
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Children and teens (ages 8-14/grades 3-8) 
 are invited to a friendly competition!&nbsp\; See how much you remember fr
 om some of our staff's favorite books.</p>\n<p><strong>While walk-in parti
 cipants are welcome\, we ask that you please register (online or by phone)
  for this program.</strong>&nbsp\; If you wish to be on the same team as s
 omeone else\, please register together using the blue "add more people" bu
 tton at the top right of the registration page.&nbsp\; All registrants sho
 uld be youth (ages 8-14).&nbsp\; When possible\, we will offer two competi
 tion groups: elementary (grades 3-5) and middle school (grades 6-8).&nbsp\
 ; Any teams containing at least one member in grades 6-8 will be considere
 d a middle school team by default.</p>\n<p><strong>We typically play 3-4 r
 ounds\, so latecomers will have a chance to play!</strong></p>\n<p>Questio
 ns will be read aloud.&nbsp\; Points will be awarded on the basis of both 
 correctness and speed.</p>\n<p>All questions for our fall programs will be
  based upon the following book list:</p>\n<p><strong>Chapter Books</strong
 ></p>\n<ol>\n<li><em>The Magician&rsquo\;s Nephew</em> by C. S. Lewis</li>
 \n<li><em>Because of Winn-Dixie</em> by Kate DiCamillo</li>\n<li><em>A Sin
 gle Shard</em> by Linda Sue Park</li>\n<li><em>From the Mixed-Up Files of 
 Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler</em> by E.L. Konigsburg</li>\n<li><em>Max in the
  House of Spies</em> by Adam Gidwitz</li>\n<li><em>Tuck Everlasting</em> b
 y Natalie Babbitt</li>\n<li><em>Dead End in Norvelt</em> by Jack Gantos</l
 i>\n<li><em>The Wild Robot</em> by Peter Brown</li>\n</ol>\n<p><strong>Poe
 try/Novels in Verse</strong></p>\n<ol>\n<li><em>Odder</em> by Katherine Ap
 plegate</li>\n<li><em>The Boy\, the Mole\, the Fox and the Horse</em> by C
 harlie Mackesy</li>\n<li><em>Where the Sidewalk Ends</em> by Shel Silverst
 ein</li>\n<li><em>Other Words for Home</em> by Jasmine Warga</li>\n</ol>\n
 <p><strong>Graphic Novels</strong></p>\n<ol>\n<li><em>Lion Dancers</em> by
  Cai Tse</li>\n<li><em>Cici&rsquo\;s Journal</em> by Joris Chamblain</li>\
 n<li><em>Four Eyes</em> by Rex Ogle</li>\n</ol>\n<p><strong>Picture Books 
 (includes fiction and nonfiction)</strong></p>\n<ol>\n<li><em>The Girl Who
  Built an Ocean: An Artist\, an Argonaut\, and the True Story of the World
 's First Aquarium</em> by Jess Keating</li>\n<li><em>The Corgi and the Que
 en</em> by Caroline L. Perry</li>\n<li><em>Berry Song</em> by Michaela Goa
 de</li>\n<li><em>Knight Owl</em> by Christopher Denise</li>\n<li><em>The B
 lue Pickup</em> by Natasha Tripplett</li>\n<li><em>The Napping House</em> 
 by Audrey Wood</li>\n<li><em>Imogene&rsquo\;s Antlers</em> by David Small<
 /li>\n<li><em>My Friend\, the Starfinder</em> by George Ella Lyon</li>\n<l
 i><em>Frog and Toad Together</em> by Arnold Lobel</li>\n<li><em>Lon Po Po:
  a Red-Riding Hood Story from China</em> translated &amp\; illustrated by 
 Ed Young</li>\n<li><em>Hansel and Gretel</em> by Stephen King\, illustrate
 d by Maurice Sendak</li>\n<li><em>The Library in the Woods</em> by Calvin 
 Alexander Ramsey</li>\n<li><em>Henry&rsquo\;s Freedom Box: A True Story fr
 om the Underground Railroad</em> by Ellen Levine</li>\n<li><em>The Case of
  Old MacDonald and His Farm</em> by Mark Teague</li>\n<li><em>The Rainbow 
 Fish</em> by Marcus Pfister</li>\n</ol>\n<p><strong>All of these books are
  available to check out at either Harbin Memorial Library\, Central City P
 ublic Library\, or through the Libby app.</strong></p>\nhttps://mcplib.lib
 net.info/event/16344139
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