Across
- 3. Language that appeals to the senses
- 4. Scientist who creates his own problem
- 6. Collection of works considered authoritative
- 9. Central figure whose fate drives the story
- 11. Man who learns generosity the hard way
- 13. Opening section setting the scene
- 14. Resolution following the climax
- 16. Uses humour to critique society
- 17. Section that reveals what happens after the end
- 19. Hint that suggests future events
- 21. Subtle reference to another work or idea
- 22. Girl on fire
- 23. Vampires sparkle here, apparently
- 24. Turning point of greatest tension
Down
- 1. Person who collects or loves books
- 2. Typical example of a recurring character type
- 5. Objects representing deeper meanings
- 7. Lawyer who defends what is right
- 8. Wardrobe-accessible fantasy world
- 10. Story with a hidden moral or political meaning
- 12. Opposing force creating conflict
- 15. Voice that delivers the story to the reader
- 16. Detective who loves deduction
- 18. When one story just isn’t enough
- 20. Book-loving girl with unusual powers
- 25. Destination of a very stressful ring delivery