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On one side is the rez, on the other side is... (pg43)
I suppose he is....
Meaning the senior team of the school.
The most beautiful female Arnold has ever seen
What chapter did Junior tell Rowdy he was going to Reardon?
30 year old twins that beat up Junior.
He loved her sooooo much (pg 75)
Junior's actual name.
The chapter title about Juniors first days at Reardon.
The science teacher mistakenly identified this. Junior corrected him.
Arnold Spirit's nickname.
The smartest person Junior has ever met.
Another word for Junior's water on the brain.
Loves to write romance novels.
How many hours a day did Mary spend in the basement?
She gave the best advice. She told Junior that he actually just earned respect.
What Mr. P sometimes goes to school in.
What was Juniors costume at Halloween?
Author of the book
An offensive sports team name.
Junior's old school
During one week, Dad got stopped three times for DWI (pg 46)
I was the only kid, white or indian, who knew that Charles Dickens wrote... (pg 50)
The title of Mary's novel in the Chapter Hope against Hope.
Foot ball captain
Junior's bestfriend.
Had an Indian motorcycle
Junior's new school.
Where did Mary move to?
Junior could handle punches and kicks but this _____ makes him feel like an insect. (pg 79)
What did Mary do that upset the family? _________ a poker player

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