Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

using the same word/phrase more than once, giving human characteristics to a non-human thing, visually descriptive language, a list of three, a direct …

wrote sonnets and plays, known for reclusive life and short poems, author of "the road not taken", wrote "leaves of grass", author …

uncomfortable, secret, under time pressure, discovered by accident, secret, happened, during, go past quickly, reveals, explains, focus on for longer …

the type of bird that leads the children through the forest, the country where the professor's house is, the colour of the witch in the story, …

a story about an old, selfish businessman who learns the real reason for the season, follows the turbulent relationship of the daughter of a country …

literature in the form of prose that describes imaginary events and people, the faculty or activity of imagining impossible or improbable things, a …

a word that means to live somewhere, a name for a type of a gun, what type of animal is a boa constrictor?, what is broken on the writer's …

a piece of writing about a particular subject in a newspaper or magazine, on a website, a written, typed or printed message that is put in an …

a figure of speech in which the part is used for the hole or vise versa, when animals, nature, objects, and ideas are given human qualities, an …

her second husbands occupation, _ friends - she had these when she was young, helped her build characters, why she became an author, agatha's …

eat, drink and be _ , deck the _ , the more, the _ , cold enough to freeze the tail off a _ , like turkeys voting for _ , all the _ of the season, as …

a short introduction at the beginning of a play that gives a brief overview of the plot, event or detail that is very inappropriate for the time …

william shakespeare was _ for the arts, he was _ on 23rd april 1564, he was born in _ -upon-avon, william shakespeare _ on 23rd april 1616, william _ …

clue that something important is about to happen, person telling the story, main idea of the story, the act of telling a story, it keeps the reader …

speech that is indicated by quotation marks, when trying to persuade someone using words that convey certainty, when a phrase or word comes up more …

these are those that appeal to the reader’s senses, the you-viewpoint, which means looking at the situation from the standpoint of the reader, the …

the scenery and props used to create the location of a play, the written text of a play, including dialogue and stage directions, the character who …

\"the art of speaking or writing effectively\", an appeal to credibility, such as using expert, an emotional appeal; can be manipulative or …

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?, …

represents dynamic convergence of literary traditions with digital innovation offering a rich tapestry and expressive possibilities for both creators …

a comparison that does not include the words like or as, a comparison that includes the words like or as, extreme exaggeration used to make a point, …

describes habitual actions, universal truths and scheduled events, describes an action that will occur in the future, an action that was completed …

a line or phrase that recurs throughout a poem - especially at the end of stanzas, the rhythmic or musical quality of a poem. in metrical verse, this …

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 …

this english author wrote about a young orphan's adventures in a magical boarding school, known for her novel exploring the lives of the march …

the main character the plot centers on, the main character finds out this person is his nephew, city in afghanistan where many events in the book …

"to be or not to be" soliloquy, scottish king and three witches, tragedy of the moor of venice, madness of a monarch, star-crossed lovers, …

a character who remains the same throughout the story, without significant growth or change, a character who is one-dimensional and lacks depth, often …

person who writes plays, person who gives us the background of the play and fills in the gaps, text of a play, including the dialogue and stage …

the number above the line in a fraction, a loud disturbance, an announcement, two lines of poetry that usually rhyme, a word that has the same ending …