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3. Desk at North Brunswick Library where you go to check out items
6. Type of book that tells the true story of someone else's life.
8. Identification code which helps you find a book on the shelf
12. Reference book that contains words arranged alphabetically along with their meanings, pronunciations, and often their origins.
15. Item which may be checked out from North Brunswick Library which gives you access to destinations to visit
17. Number system used by many public libraries in the United States to organize nonfiction books by subject.
18. Person who creates the illustrations or artwork that accompany a book's text.
19. Word or phrase used to describe what a book is generally about.
20. Town your favorite library in located in
22. Book format that uses a different size font to make reading easier.
23. Main problem or struggle that drives a story forward.
25. Author who created the fictional town of Maycomb and wrote To Kill a Mockingbird.
26. Special mark used to save your place in a book without folding down the corner of a page.

1. Reference source that provides information on a wide variety of subjects, often arranged alphabetically.
2. Genre in which the characters and events are invented, even though they may seem realistic.
4. Name of the famous detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who lives at 221B Baker Street.
5. Author who wrote Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, and Emma.
7. Desk at North Brunswick Library where you can obtain a Guest Pass for computers, or receive assistance finding items
9. Building that holds a collection of books, magazines, and other materials that people can borrow
10. System that will tell you the title, author, subject, and location of a book without actually being the book itself.
11. Type of book you listen to rather than read with your eyes.
13. Words that means a book has been borrowed and must eventually be returned to the library.
14. Category of books with similar styles, subjects, or story types, such as mystery, romance, or science fiction.
16. Story of a person's life written by that person.
21. Short description on the back or inside flap of a book designed to make you want to read it.
24. Point in a story where the tension reaches its highest point.