Here is the clue from Monday:
"We started out as soon as it was light. Our neighborhood was quiet, the houses dark. The sun shone on the pond."
Soon after morning announcements, a student perfectly described the book to me - minus the title. He said things about flipping the book around to view the illustrations a different way and about there being a trip. Being the clue creator, I could give no hints, but I encouraged him to use some of his words to do a keyword search. A few minutes later, he located the book and confirmed his guess.
A few correct guesses have come in this week. Just a few. Today's clue was this:
"We took the tunnel under the river, and soon saw our moonlit street. Home again."
I read aloud to a fifth grade class this afternoon. They loved Eoin Colfer's "Artemis Begins" but then asked for information about the K-2 book. They listed what they knew, and again, I suggested they do some searching in the catalog. In minutes, after looking up "trip" and locating the book, they confirmed their guess. What motivation they had to find the book!
If you are still stumped, the answer is...
Round Trip by Ann Jonas
I think I would have had a hard time coming up with this answer as well. This book is such a VISUAL experience, the words don't linger as much as in some other picture books.
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