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This quiz is for the young and old (and brave). It is about unique theme/amusement parks in America. No Disney parks are included.

This quiz is about a children's book called "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" by Laura Joffe Numeroff. It was written in 1985. Do you remember how the story goes?

The Chalet School, created by Elinor M. Brent-Dyer, moved locations several times during the course of the series of fifty-eight books. In which country were each of the following books set?

One might think that Canada doesn't really have its own cuisine, but you might be wrong. Here you will find just a few tasty items that can boast of being Canadian.

Roald Dahl created many characters, some lovable while others were less so. Can you pick out the real characters from Dahl's books while ignoring those from other authors?

'Jack and Jill' is just one of the nursery rhymes many of us learned when we were very young. How good is your memory? Recite the rhyme in your head and put these random words from it in order based on where they appear in the rhyme to find out.

There are many species of magical beings in the Harry Potter universe. The Ministry of Magic classifies their level of danger from X ("Boring") to XXXXX ("impossible to train or domesticate") Can you sort these 10 creatures into their correct rating?

Welcome to Moominvalley! In the image, you'll see 15 characters from Tove Jansson's beloved "Moomin" books, each marked with a number ABOVE their head (1-15). Your task is to match each number to the correct character by dragging the names into place.

'Creed Country' is a little-known book about two teenagers, Stephen and Sarah, who investigate the history of the local Creed family, dating back to the English Civil War, and make some startling discoveries.

P.J. Funnybunny featured in a number of children's books written by Marilyn Sadler. Let's look at some of his antics!

Imagine you are a first-year student waiting to be sorted. Who are the house head teachers? What are the house colours and the emblems? More to the point, which ghost goes with which house? Let's see if you know.

These questions are about seasons three and four of the 1990s TV show "Goosebumps", based on R.L. Stine's book series of the same name.

So many events happened in the Harry Potter books. Some were important to the plot, some were not. Can you can group these events into the book in which they occurred. (Many events were omitted from the films; you'll need to know the books well.)

Adults are not the only humans who have done good things for this world. This quiz names ten children who have become advocates for different heroic movements throughout the world. Can you match the heroic child with their accomplishment?

Most of the adult "classics" were written ages ago but still resonate. The same is true of "classic" books for children. This quiz is about some of the children's "classics" that never grow old.

All of these questions are about season two of the 1990s TV show "Goosebumps", based on R.L. Stine's book series of the same name.

These questions are about the first season of the 1990s TV show "Goosebumps".

Drina Adams wanted to dance. The eleven books in the series, by Jean Estoril, tell how she set about it, and the quiz asks about some of the friends she made along the way. But where did she first make friends with them? Warning - it contains spoilers.

Match each character with the description of the character

'Where the Wild Things Are' is a classic children's story written by Maurice Sendak in 1963. It won the Caldecott Medal for the Most Distinguished Picture Book of the Year. The author reviewed this book at three different stages of their life.

2023 marked 30 years of the "Power Rangers" Franchise. After the first three seasons, the show started rebranding each season; can you put these in order?

2023 marked 30 years of the "Power Rangers" Franchise. After the first three seasons, the show started rebranding each season; can you put these in order?

Appearing at the end of all episodes taking place during the first season of the "Pokémon" TV show, the 'Pokérap' was a way to learn the names of all 150 Pokémon in Kanto. In this quiz, try and slot some into their spots in the lyrics. Good luck!

What adventures did Milo and friends get up to in "Milo Murphy's Law"?

The "Dear America" series brings history to life through fictional diaries. These stories follow young people during key moments in American history. Can you match the events to their titles?

Do you remember Trixie, Connie, The Three Investigators, Brains, or Vicki, young detectives from another time? Some kids' detective series continued to be published for many years, but this quiz may give you a distinct sense of traveling to the past.

As an orphaned young girl, Emily Byrd Starr has to contend with a drastically unfamiliar world when she is taken in by her mother's relatives. How much do you remember of her early life?

It's always important to get the "Harry Potter" timeline correct to truly understand what has happened. I'm sure the history books have the major events covered, so let's include some that are equally important to the story, though not as well-known.

This quiz is intended for fans of the Harry Potter series and covers all seven books. The assumption is the player has already read the books so be warned there are spoilers. Good luck!

Dr. Seuss wrote "The Cat in the Hat" in 1957. The story has lots of things happening to a brother and sister pair while they wait for their mother to come home. Can you figure out the order that these events happen from the start to the end of the book?