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Riddle:escape
You are in a room. There is no door, it is like a large box. All there is is a table.How do you escape? Deadline is 28th of march. reply below.

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Star Reviewer

Through the window?

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no idea

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If the room is like a large box, then does it have a locked lid? If that’s the case can you use one of the table legs to open it? Or climb onto the table and push the lid off?

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You wake up, because it is LIKE a large box?
Or you pray?

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it is a box with no movable roof, or window

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keep writing! It is very hard.
Clue: it has a lot of words that sound the same, but are spelt different

Anonymous

Open up the box

Anonymous

Dig out the box!???

Anonymous

Sorry about that message. I was ment to send it to Professor Harmonica Lavalamp in answer to her question ’’What’s your favourite day of the week and why?’’

I just joined this website yesterday.

Anonymous

My favourite day of the week is Saturday. I go to ballet on that day. I go to choir practice on that day. I watch a film on that day. It’s the first day of the weekend!

Anonymous

Me too. I love Saturdays, but i don’t do all the activities that you do!!

Anonymous

Hello, friends!
I have 3 weekly riddles for you…
(Please don’t look it up! Thank you!)
1) It’s only one colour, but it can grow,
sticks to your feet where ever you go.
There in the sun, not in the rain,
never does harm, never feels pain!
What am I?
2) You can hold it without using your hands or your arms. What is it?
3) (tricky) I have 5 and I take away 2; I am left with 4. How is this possible?
If any of them are too hard for you, you don’t have to do them!
The winner will win a shout out!
Good Luck!
(Remember, no cheating, please!)
Professor Venus Toothpaste

Anonymous

1) A plant?
2)Your breath?
3)Take the letters F & E off of the word five. This leaves you with IV which is four in roman numerals. I

Anonymous

Good thinking!

Anonymous

I am good at Math, especially Roman Numerals

Anonymous

Me too!
1)Shadow
2)Breath
3)Take away F & E from five=IV=4 roman numeral so I am left with 4.

Hope I win!

Anonymous

1) a shadow
2) your breath
3) If you take of f and e off five, which are two letters, you are left with four, iv in numerals
I am first to answer

Anonymous

Shadow.

Breath

You take the F and E of five And are left IV four in Roman Numerals

Anonymous

Hi!
How do you add a book to your wishlist?

Anonymous

as soon as you log in, there will be a green bar button that says add a new book now. it is also on the top of this page, top right corner.

Anonymous

I don’t know how to either sorry.
Unless you click on the book then I think there is a green button that says something like ADD TO WISHLIST. Maybe,it I don’t know how to though SORRY Dame Beany Starlight.
I hope you find out how to if you do please let me know how too as well.

Anonymous

I just want to know how many book clubs are on this website. So, if you are running a book club please write its name and what is happening in yor book club. I am running a book club called Book Warriors.
PLEASE ANSWER THIS!

Anonymous

Star Reviewer

I have a free book club for everyone.
It is called No- name as i cannot find a name for it

Anonymous

This is an IMPORTANT message if your name is……..
Officer Cynthia Chocolate-mousse
and you have a book club called…….
Book Warriors….
Because I would love to join your book club! nobody else replied as early as you have and I like the sound of your amazing club and I would love to join. so…..

Would you still like me to join in with your book club? ( Reply in comments)
Your friend
Professor Harmonica Lavalamp XXX

Anonymous

Star Reviewer

Of course! You can join! That is great!

Anonymous

Thanks so much

Anonymous

Has anyone learnt to play an instruments?
I can play ukulele Happy Birthday and Twinkle Little Star!

Anonymous

Star Reviewer

Piano, drum.

Anonymous

What can you play on them anything in particular?
Professor Harmonica Lavalamp

Anonymous

Ukulele and Glockenspiels, but not that much.

Anonymous

I can play hot cross buns and three blind mice on a glockenspiel

Anonymous

I can play jingle bells, a part of happy birthday and twinkle little star on my violin.

Anonymous

Piano, Recorder, Guitar, tombague (Iranian drum)

Anonymous

I can play London bridge is falling down and oh when the saints go marching in on my harmonica

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