To Kill a Mockingbird

3. Mrs. Dubose gives Jem this gift at the end of his reading punishment; he also originally destroyed this type of flower.
6. This character pours syrup all over his food after being invited into the Finch household.
8. The mysterious and reclusive male figure that lives near the Finch family.
9. This character breaks his arm towards the end of the novel.
11. This lawyer is the father of Jem and Scout.
13. Boo Radley leaves gifts for Scout and Jem inside this.
15. Scout dresses up as this food during the Halloween pageant.
17. This female character inserts herself into the Finch household to establish "feminine influence."
19. The setting of To Kill A Mockingbird (town name).
20. Boo's real name.
22. Aunt Alexandra gets mad at Calpurnia for letting Scout and Jem go to this location.
26. The first and last name of the antagonist; he's revealed to be left-handed during the trial.
27. The friendly female neighbor; Miss _______.
28. The best friend of Scout and Jem who visits every summer.

1. Scout's real name.
2. To Kill a Mockingbird is set in this state.
4. Tom Robinson's wife.
5. The weapon that is used by Bob Ewell to hurt Scout and Jem; Atticus and the sheriff agree that he "fell" on it.
7. It's a sin to kill this type of bird.
10. This female falsely accuses a male character of assaulting her.
12. Jem loses these running away from the Radley house, but gets them back.
14. Scout already knows how to do this when she goes to school; her teacher gets mad because of it.
16. Jem's real name.
18. The female protagonist of the novel.
21. The first and last name of the accused character on trial.
23. The author of To Kill a Mockingbird.
24. This female character works for the Finch family and acts as a mother figure for Scout and Jem.
25. Atticus shoots this mad animal.