Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

a clause that does not express a complete thought and cannot stand alone as a sentence; has a subject and a verb, a sentence that contains one …

romeo's father, concerned about his son's melancholy, the young, passionate protagonist who falls in love easily, a young nobleman and kinsman to the …

the author of the book of "acts of the apostles"?, in (acts 5:33–39), this man's warning gives us a message from luke that all is planned …

not light, a famous vampire created by bram stoker, when the weather is used to reflect the mood, three dots at the end of a sentence used to create …

what was bill's dog called?, what did the boys eat?, what was oliver's crime?, who did bill murder?, who rescued oliver from the streets?, what did …

the mad hatter and march hare host a chaotic and perpetual party, alice's insatiable desire to explore and understand her surroundings, a popular …

he believed that you can separate the soul and the body, love of other living beings, the first moral philosopher, oneness and absolute reality, basic …

the bridge over the potomac river that booth and harold had to cross, what the easter right after president lincoln died was called, town that union …

the little man cub. his name means "little frog", the movement of actors and dancers to music in a play, mowgli hunts this antagonist who …

his best friend is the man in the yellow hat, where do you find a piglet named wilbur?, what does sally have for a pet in "the cat in the …

is the study and art of speaking and writing well, it is a deliberate overstatement or exaggeration, a literary device derived from the greek word …

main character, nickname caveman, there's nothing in his head!, who stanley "stole" the shoes from, this isn't girl scouts, got slashed by …

he died in a car accident, the two pianists had a good marriage. they always were in a chord, the light flows into the bowl of the midnight sky, …

where the sidewalk _ , by shel silverstein, dr. suess book, author of the lion, the witch and the wardrobe, another book by roald dahl, a _ in time by …

repeating of words, phrases or lines in a poem, a japanese poem consisting of 3 lines and 17 syllables, a word that imitates a real-life sound, the …

books that provide factual information about real events or subjects, a genre involving magic, mythical beings, and other worlds, a story of …

the point from which people, events, and other details in a story are viewed, one who tells the story, the desire to know what is happening or has …

use of proper language, tone, and style, avoidance of personal bias or subjective language, process of turning verbs or adjectives into nouns, quality …

structure or organization; includes the way the words are arranged, stanza made up of 2 lines, poem that doesn't rhyme or follow a pattern or rhythm, …

a small part of something, a word that is important to understand a given topic or subject, one of the most important, a way of doing something, a …

what the story is about, end of the story, the author's attitude toward the story, a short piece of writing, main problem in the story, where an …

a set of reasons or statements to convince someone of a point of view. in a debate, people share these to support what they think, an opposing idea …

diary of a young jewish girl in hiding, detailed diary of a london man, diary of a famous english writer, diary from walden pond, diary revealing a …

a phrase using two words of opposite meanings, words that represent sounds, the conflict; the events leading up to the climax, repetition of …

is a gross exaggeration, the literal,straightforward meaning of a word, happens when one thing is described as being another thing (doesn't use …

reversal of fortune for the tragic hero, a tersely phrased statement of a truth or an opinion, hero's faulty trait causing his downfall, tragic hero …

seems like a real story until a folkloric figure shows upe, larger than life main character and lots of exaggeration, involves gods/ heroes and the …

in the wrong time, official letter, proverb, a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object, deliberate repetition, especially …

what is the color of gatsbys' car?, what is gatsby's first name?, what kind of lifestyle does nick live?, _ was a photographer, where does nick know …

the repetition of identical consonant or vowel sounds within a single line of poetry, a pattern of beats or accents, a rhyme that involves sound that …