Across
- 4. A list of books, materials, and other items in the library
- 6. The person who draws the pictures in the book.
- 9. Books about true events and people
- 10. A group of books that are connected by characters or events.
- 12. A book that tells a story with pictures and words like a comic.
- 13. A number that identifies a book and is scanned when it is checked out
- 14. The part of the book you see when it’s on the shelf.
- 16. Bringing the book back to the library after reading
- 17. A book divided into chapters, often for older readers.
- 19. The name of the book.
Down
- 1. The place where you put books when you’re done with them.
- 2. The person who writes the book.
- 3. A number that identifies a book
- 5. Made up stories
- 7. The app that allows you to place books on hold
- 8. Mrs. English is your __________.
- 11. A true story about someone’s life.
- 12. The type of story, like fiction, nonfiction, mystery, or fantasy.
- 15. To take a book home to read.
- 18. What you do when you want Mrs. English to save a book for you