Across
- 3. and Psychology -- 100s
- 5. these stories might take place in a made up land, or just a fantastical version of our world (orange)
- 6. and Geography -- 900s
- 9. 200s
- 10. these stories have a question that need answered: whatever the mystery, you need to solve it (light blue)
- 11. 400s
- 14. Place in the library where materials are borrowed and returned.
- 15. To return a book in the library system to be re-shelved in order to be checked out again
- 16. and Recreation -- 700s
- 18. A person who uses the library -- a customer or borrower
- 21. And math -- 500s
- 23. 300s
- 24. like Encyclopedias, Almanacs -- 000s
- 25. Shelves in the library where materials—typically books—are stored.. May be referred to as "book stacks."
Down
- 1. sports of all kinds are represented: baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and many more (black)
- 2. To register a book under the patron's name and information so they may borrow it.
- 4. a person who works in a library
- 6. these stories might be set during an important historical moment, or just a long time ago (yellow)
- 7. often with a focus on real life issues, like mental health, race relations, or domestic violence (dark blue)
- 8. often involves a quest or a journey, ranging from a simple road trip to a fantastic battle (red)
- 12. often set in a dystopian universe, these stories usually show the dark side of innovation (purple)
- 13. 800s
- 17. sometimes funny. sometimes sad, all of these show what it means to fall in love (pink)
- 19. often taking place in our world, these stories feature things like vampires or ghosts (dark green)
- 20. these stories belong to all genres, from adventure to sports, but they will all make you laugh (light green)
- 22. Technology, Useful Arts -- 600s