The title object of this book “never looked more beautiful…each strand held dozens of bright drops of early morning dew”

Find out the Final Jeopardy Answer for the episode airing on Wednesday December 21, 2022!

Today’s Final Jeopardy Category is: Children’s Lit (Literature)

Today’s Final Jeopardy

The title object of this book “never looked more beautiful…each strand held dozens of bright drops of early morning dew”

Final Jeopardy Answer

The Final Jeopardy Answer is: Charlotte’s Web

Final Jeopardy Explanation

The full line referred to in today’s Final Jeopardy is “Charlotte’s web never looked more beautiful than it looked this morning. Each strand held dozens of bright drops of early morning dew”, in E. B. White’s classic children’s book originally published in 1952 about the friendship between a livestock pig named Wilbur and a barn spider named Charlotte.

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