Literary Crossword

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Across
  1. 4. – This British author created the detective Sherlock Holmes.
  2. 8. – This American author wrote The Great Gatsby, capturing the Jazz Age.
  3. 9. – This novel by Herman Melville tells the story of Captain Ahab and the white whale.
  4. 13. – This novel by Mary Shelley tells the story of a scientist and his monstrous creation.
  5. 15. – This Russian author wrote Crime and Punishment, a classic psychological novel.
  6. 17. – This literary term refers to a character who contrasts with the protagonist.
  7. 18. – This narrative element refers to the perspective from which the story is told.
  8. 19. – This technique uses characters or events to symbolically represent political or moral ideas.
  9. 21. – This stationery item keeps papers together inside a folder or notebook.
  10. 23. – This English author wrote Pride and Prejudice, a classic romance.
  11. 25. – These rows of shelves hold large numbers of books.
  12. 26. – This term refers to the date by which a borrowed item must be returned.
Down
  1. 1. – This English author created the dystopian world in Brave New World.
  2. 2. – This term describes the central struggle that drives a narrative forward.
  3. 3. – This narrative element describes the sequence of events in a story.
  4. 5. – This term refers to borrowing something temporarily.
  5. 6. – This public space provides access to stories, learning, and community resources.
  6. 7. – This is the name a book is published under.
  7. 10. – This American novelist and poet wrote Beloved, winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.
  8. 11. – This substance is used to handwrite letters or notes.
  9. 12. – This word describes the final page of a written work.
  10. 14. – This term describes a long, fictional narrative.
  11. 16. – This marine animal is often featured in children’s nonfiction books.
  12. 19. – These creative programs are frequently offered in library makerspaces.
  13. 20. – This word refers to when the library begins offering services for the day.
  14. 21. – This is an item commonly borrowed from a library.
  15. 22. – This person regularly visits the library and enjoys reading.
  16. 24. – This author is known for the epic fantasy series The Lord of the Rings.