Across
- 2. Another name for a newspaper
- 5. How to go to the American Sign Museum for free through the library
- 6. Size of most novels
- 10. Name of the stairs on the first floor
- 14. Place where extra books are stored
- 16. Famous book about a whale
- 17. Our Makerspace engraver uses this to engrave wood
- 19. The "name" of a book
- 21. Made up stories, like sci-fi or literary fiction
- 22. Use these to keep your place in a book
- 26. CHPL is a ____ free library
- 28. The person library staff call to get a book from the stacks
- 29. Folded paper on the doorstep each morning
- 30. One of two branches that are the furthest from the Downtown Main Library
- 32. Branch with a slide inside
- 34. Dismissive term for low-quality newspapers
- 38. Most circulated newspaper in America
- 39. A book about a person's life and written by that person
- 40. The _____ Information Center handles all the calls to CHPL
- 42. Popular alt-weekly Cincinnati publication
- 44. Where to find a 3D printer
- 45. Japanese graphic novels
- 46. "Put" this on a book when you want to be in line for it next
- 48. Cost of a library card
- 52. One of two branches that are the furthest from the Downtown Main Library
- 54. Exciting news item
- 58. Perfect type of book to improve any skill
- 59. How old newspaper are stored
- 61. Do not use these to keep your place in a book
- 65. There are over 50 of these at the Main Library alone
- 69. Rare nowadays but they used to deliver the paper each morning
- 71. The Makerspace printer that can print on anything flat and hard
- 72. Number of branches, including Main
- 74. The first paragraph that sums up a news story
- 75. The daguerreotype is made up of this many plates
- 76. This branch reopens in fall of 2026 after a complete overhaul
- 78. A numerical commercial book identifier
- 80. "Hot off the _____"
- 82. The unique numbers and letters on a book spine
- 83. Located in the 500 section
- 84. Unique name of the Youngstown, Ohio, newspaper
- 85. Five dollars of free _____ everyday with a library card
- 86. Use this to find books all over Ohio
- 87. Digital books
- 88. It was a Disney movie before it was a play
Down
- 1. Other name for newspaper comics
- 3. Cincinnati newspaper
- 4. Most checked out book of 2025
- 7. A book of geographic maps
- 8. The type of plate the 1848 Panorama was captured on (Check it out on the 3rd floor!)
- 9. Name of books larger than 12" tall
- 11. Area in the library you can record your own library story
- 12. Line where you find the name of the writer of an article in a newspaper
- 13. Need recipes? Look in these
- 15. All the rare books are found in this room
- 18. Every book has at least one of these, typically a lot more
- 20. You need an MLS to be this type of professional
- 23. App for watching free tv shows and movies
- 24. System used to classify nonfiction books
- 25. Opinion pieces in a newspaper
- 27. The largest library in the world is the Library of ______
- 28. Library database for old Enquirer articles
- 31. Street the Main Library is located on
- 32. What a librarian may say to a noisy patron
- 33. Number of floors at the Main Library (Hint: you can't see all of them!)
- 35. A book about a person's life written by someone else
- 36. Used to search for books
- 37. Newspaper section for job listings
- 41. "____ all about it"
- 42. Book carrying device
- 43. Student newspaper at The University of Cincinnati
- 44. A newspaper name plate
- 47. Another name for borrowing a book
- 49. What the library is known for
- 50. Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public ______
- 51. The Golden Rule for all libraries
- 53. Naysayers said this would make libraries obsolete
- 55. Boston has the Globe, Chicago has the ______
- 56. App for checking out ebooks
- 57. This Cincinnati newspaper has been defunct since 2007
- 60. First name of the man who invented the Dewey Decimal System
- 62. The name of the library's retired mascot
- 63. Located in the 700 section
- 64. Birds of America by John James _______
- 66. Located in the 600 section
- 67. The writer of a newspaper article
- 68. Pisces, Leo, et al
- 70. Located in the 200 section
- 73. Start your family tree in this department
- 77. The person in charge of a newsroom
- 79. A specific topic a reporter covers
- 81. Classic comic strip with Snoopy and friends