World of literature

2. a traditional story, usually for children, involving magic or imaginary creatures.
3. a book with a soft paper cover.
5. a mystery story, especially a detective novel, focused on discovering the criminal.
8. a person, animal, or figure in a story, play, or film.
10. one of the main sections into which a book is divided.
11. practice sessions for a play, concert, or film before the final performance.
14. a film, show, or book that is extremely popular and successful.
17. the series of events that make up the main story in a book, play, or film.
18. a book in which someone writes the story of their own life.
19. a person who judges and writes reviews about books, films, plays, or art.
20. a writer who creates novels.
21. when every seat in a theatre or venue is occupied; a completely sold-out performance.
24. an act of presenting a play, concert, or role in front of an audience.
25. the most important part played by an actor in a film or play.

1. a person who writes plays.
4. a short,simple traditional poem or song for young children.
6. the person who supervises and guides the actors and creative team in a film or play.
7. a book that sells extremely well and becomes very popular.
9. an exciting story, play, or film full of suspense and tension.
12. one of the main divisions of a play, or the process of performing.
13. the written text of a play, film, or show, including dialogue and instructions.
15. stories based on imagined future science or technology, often involving space or time travel.
16. the area behind or beyond the stage where performers prepare and wait.
22. a book with a stiff, durable cover.
23. a line of poetry or a section of a poem.