Diary of a Part Time Indian

2. Junior’s medical condition at birth.
5. What Mary wants to write before moving away.
6. Type of narration told from Junior’s point of view.
9. What Rowdy pretends to have none of, though he cares deeply.
11. The white school Junior transfers to.
12. The reservation Junior is from.
15. Science teacher who incorrectly claims petrified wood is “wood turned to stone.”
16. The Wellpinit team that competes against Reardan.
19. Boy from Reardan who becomes friends with Junior after a fight.
20. The physical and emotional space between the Rez and Reardan.
21. Junior’s grandmother, known for tolerance.
23. Junior’s Geometry teacher who urges him to leave the Rez.
24. Junior’s pet dog.
26. Reardan student who teaches Junior to think “geometrically.”
28. The class where Junior first interacts with Gordy.
29. Junior’s tribe.

1. Junior’s favorite hobby besides drawing.
2. What Mr. P says Junior must search for off the Rez.
3. Quality Junior gains by transferring schools.
4. Main character’s nickname used at Reardan.
7. Junior’s best friend on the reservation.
8. Reardan girl Junior develops feelings for.
10. Sport Junior joins at Reardan.
13. Junior’s real first name, used by adults on the Rez.
14. Character whose tragic motorcycle accident deeply affects Junior.
17. Rowdy’s dominant personality trait early on.
18. What Junior uses to express emotions and understand the world.
22. Junior’s older sister who moves to Montana.
25. The holiday when Junior receives a small but meaningful gift from his father.
27. The activity that reconnects Junior and Rowdy at the end.