HS Battle Brawl #1

In what book can the protagonist see root?

In what book is a child kidnapped and then found dead two months later?

Which book ends with the following quote? "We sat in the dark motel room with the light of the TV flickering. I knew we would be whole one day. Maybe it would take a thousand years. But we'd get there, little by little."

In which book does the protagonist wonder if their mother keeps her husband's phone active just so she can hear his voice whenever she wants to?

In what book is a hired farm worker a cause of controversy in a small town?

In what book does the mother experience poor treatment because she's a refugee? "The office ladies don't treat her like the other parents. They look at her straight in the face and speak slow and loud, like she's a busted drive-thru."

In what book is a character injured by fire and told he may never walk normally again?

In what book did a couple date for two years, but the guy still can't say "I love you" to the girl?

In which book is The Fellowship of the Ring used as a weapon?

What book begins with an advertisement from 1846?

In what book does a character observe that as we age, we spend less and less time with people who are different from us?

In what book does the main character's best friend hide a letter from her and ruin her most important friendship?

In what book does a protagonist describe rage as "a deadly feeling," like stones clogging their throat?

In what book does a character move injuries from one body to another?

In what book do a character and his sister participate in "Switch Day"?

In what book did family members celebrate their birthdays each year in three ways: invest, cultivate, create?

In what book does a coyote commit murder?

In what book is a yellow lollipop a symbol of first love?

In what book is the protagonist told by her father to "not make a scene" after she is raped?

In which book is the protagonist given several names, including Lady's Daughter, Dream Giver, Prince's Favorite, and sunshine girl?

In what book does a character refer to shipping a body as if it were an Amazon order of toilet paper or textbooks?

What book borrows lines from a nursery rhyme adapted from a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem?

In what book do the two main characters keep having awkward handshakes?

In what book does a protagonist receive a restraining order not to stay away from a particular person, but from coming to anymore home basketball games because of boisterousness, fighting, and public intoxication?