Frindle

3. OF TIME: The enduring success of "frindle" as a word, leading to its inclusion in the English language.
5. The financial arrangement made by Nick's father and Bud Lawrence, contributing to Nick's future college fund.
9. Nick's invented word for a pen, sparking a school-wide controversy and becoming a national phenomenon.
11. The main character of the story, known for his creativity and troublemaking in fifth grade.
12. A local businessman who quietly profits from merchandising the word "frindle."

1. Mrs. Granger's area of expertise.
2. The language arts teacher with a passion for vocabulary, respect for tradition, and a radar for nonsense.
4. A local newspaper reporter who writes a sensational article about the "frindle" controversy.
6. Nick's gesture to Mrs. Granger, allowing her to call a pen by any name she wants, symbolizing their unique connection.
7. The genre of the book "Frindle"
8. The school principal who visits Nick's home to address the issues caused by "frindle." (Mrs. _________)
10. The gift that Nick receives in a package from Mrs. Granger along with two notes