Passage: Marcus read a secret note from his brother alone in his room, then folded it into a tiny square. In the film version, his sister is shown watching from the doorway. Which detail does the film version add that the passage does not mention?

Passage: Tessa opened Grandpa's tin and found a bronze key, a folded map, and a cracked compass. The illustration shows the open tin with only the key and map inside. Which item from the passage is missing from the illustration?

Passage: Eli paused at the attic door, where the only light came from the hallway window behind him. In the stage version, flickering candles line the stairs. Which detail does the stage version add that the passage does not mention?

Passage: Priya carried the paper crown down the empty hallway and set it on Nora's desk without a word. In the audiobook version, her voice trembles as she sets it down. Which detail does the audiobook version add that the passage does not describe?

Passage: Milo held the nails while Aunt Rae hammered the loose fence board back into place after the storm. In the illustration, a blue bird perches on the hammer. Which detail does the illustration add that the passage does not mention?

Passage: Rosa waited behind the curtain holding a blue notebook full of jokes she had practiced all week. In the film version, her hands are shown empty. Which detail from the passage does the film version leave out?

Passage: Ben stirred green paint while his father hummed a tune from the radio as they painted the porch swing. In the stage version, the father paints quietly beside Ben. Which detail from the passage does the stage version leave out?

Passage: Lena crossed the windy playground searching the benches for the red mitten she had lost. In the animated version, snowflakes fall around her. Which detail does the animated version add that the passage does not mention?

Passage: Ava tied a yellow scarf around her backpack so her cabin group could spot her at camp. In the illustration, the scarf is shown as purple. Which detail does the illustration change from the passage?

Passage: Jamal waited at the locked community garden gate until Aunt Lila arrived and unlocked it with her keys. In the film version, Jamal unlocks the gate himself. Which detail does the film version change from the passage?

Passage: Mei and Carlos built a blanket fort in the living room while rain rattled the windows during the storm. In the stage version, the fort is built in a bedroom. Which detail does the stage version change from the passage?

Passage: Nia touched the chess queen, pulled back her hand, and whispered, "I need one more lesson." In the audiobook version, Grandfather speaks that line instead. Which detail does the audiobook version change from the passage?

Passage: Oliver knelt by the alley fence and fed a spoonful of tuna to a gray cat hiding under a bicycle. In the film version, the animal is a gray dog. Which detail does the film version change from the passage?

Passage: At sunrise, Harper carried the folded flag to the town square as shop windows glowed orange for the parade. In the film version, the same scene happens at night. Which detail does the film version change from the passage?

Passage: Sam found a wooden box under the floorboard holding buttons, ticket stubs, and an old photograph. In the stage version, the container is a glass jar. Which detail does the stage version change from the passage?

Passage: Leah waved to her cousins from the diving dock but secretly wished the dark lake were a clear swimming pool. In the stage version, actors play this scene. Which detail from the passage can the stage version not show directly?

Passage: Diego stopped at the library desk, where shelves rose on every side and ladders leaned against them. In the film version, a wide shot shows shelves reaching the ceiling. Which detail does the film add that the passage does not describe?

Passage: Mateo handed the ribbon to his sister and said, "You kept cheering even when my shoe came untied." In the audiobook, he says this in a warm, laughing tone. Which detail does the audiobook add that the passage does not describe?

Passage: Jules opened the bakery door and smelled cinnamon, butter, and the orange peel his aunt grated into sweet rolls. Which detail from the passage can an illustration not show?

Passage: Nora stepped onto the crowded bus holding her new violin case as rain tapped the windows. In the illustration, Nora is drawn with raised eyebrows and a tight smile. Which detail does the illustration add that the passage does not describe?