Golden tickets and Oompa Loompas! Who is the genius behind Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

It’s the real diary of a brave girl hiding during a war. Who wrote The Diary of a Young Girl?

Meet Mowgli, Baloo, and Bagheera in the wild! Who created The Jungle Book?

Who wrote the thrilling mystery adventures of Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy in The Famous Five series?

From a small town to the sky and beyond — who wrote the autobiography Wings of Fire?

A hobbit, a magic ring, and a grand adventure! Who gave us The Hobbit?

Who introduced us to Greek gods, monsters, and a demigod named Percy in Percy Jackson and the Olympians?

"Choose kind." Who wrote the touching and powerful story Wonder?

A magical wardrobe leads to a snowy world and a lion king. Who wrote The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe?

Set in the Alps, full of warmth and sunshine — who wrote the sweet story Heidi?

Creepy dolls, haunted masks, and things that go bump in the night! Who wrote the Goosebumps series?

Who gave us the clever, magical little girl in Matilda?

The March sisters – Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy – came alive in Little Women. Who was their creator?

Secret keys, hidden gardens, and new beginnings — who wrote The Secret Garden?

"I killed a mockingbird — not with a weapon, but with judgment. My father, a lawyer, taught me how to look at life from another person’s shoes."  To Kill a Mockingbird

"My creator abandoned me. I tried to find love and acceptance but ended up being feared and hated — even though I never asked to be born."  Frankenstein

"I live in West Egg and throw the most extravagant parties, all for the hope that a green light across the bay might bring her back."  The Great Gatsby

"I’m sharp, damaged, and I work for a paper that thrives on crime stories. But behind my cold eyes lies trauma I’ve never shared — except in cutting scars."  Sharp Objects

"I live in a future where firemen burn books, and I began to question everything when I met a girl who asked, 'Are you happy?'"  Fahrenheit 451

"I became obsessed with a painting of a woman in a yellow dress, but the real story is what I did with the truth I discovered in a letter."  Atonement

"I helped my brother escape slavery. I ran, I disguised myself, and I saw America through the eyes of someone born invisible to it."  Kindred

"I was an orphan, and a thief, until I found my home with a blacksmith. I helped a convict, and it changed my life forever."  Great Expectations

"I created a version of myself that was perfect. Too perfect. In the end, she was my revenge against a cheating husband."  Gone Girl

"I never said a word. But my silence held the weight of racism, grief, and a voice that changed my community forever."  The Color Purple

"I was only 15 when I found a notebook that could kill. I believed I could become a god. But I was just a boy with a pen."  Death Note

"I live in a dystopia where women are property. My memories of life before — of love, of reading, of having a name — are what keep me sane."  The Handmaid’s Tale

"I was brilliant, rebellious, and broken. They called me mad, but I understood the logic of magic and science in ways no one else dared."  The Kingkiller Chronicle

"I was bred to be gifted, but I ran away from perfection. My best friend gave me her memories so I could feel what it means to live."  The Giver

"You’ve probably read my story, but not from me. I was called the villain, the madwoman in the attic. But I had a voice, too."  Wide Sargasso Sea / Jane Eyre

Identify the literary work from the given clues. "All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players."

This ancient epic tells the story of the Greek hero’s long journey home after the Trojan War.

This classical tragedy features a king who unknowingly kills his father and marries his mother.

Which Renaissance play features a man who sells his soul to the devil for knowledge and power?

This work describes a journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise.

"To be, or not to be, that is the question."

In this satirical novel, a knight attacks windmills he believes are giants.

This epic poem features Satan’s rebellion and Adam and Eve’s temptation.

This tragic play ends with the deaths of a Moorish general and his innocent wife.

Which medieval work features tales told by pilgrims traveling to a shrine?

This Roman epic tells the story of a Trojan hero who founds Rome.

In which tragedy do two star-crossed lovers take their lives in Verona?

Which Renaissance work describes an imaginary island with an ideal society?

This Roman comedy inspired Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors.

Which Greek tragedy focuses on a mother who kills her children for revenge?

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "I wish I could freeze this moment, right here, right now, and live in it forever."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "That's my gift. I let people see who they really are."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "I’d rather die on an adventure than live standing still."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "You forget what you want to remember, and you remember what you want to forget."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "There are only two reasons a non-seer would see a spirit on St. Mark's Eve... Either you're his true love, or you killed him."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "You could rattle the stars... You could do anything, if only you dared."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "Sometimes you make choices in life and sometimes choices make you."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "I must be a mermaid... I have no fear of depths and a great fear of shallow living."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "You know what the issue is with this world? Everyone wants a magical solution to their problem, and everyone refuses to believe in magic."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "We accept the love we think we deserve."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "It’s the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "I am no bird; and no net ensnares me."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "Beware; for I am fearless, and therefore powerful."

Identify the character based on their famous quote. "I would always rather be happy than dignified."

Identify the person based on the description of their biography/autobiography. This autobiography traces the life of a boy from southern India who became a scientist and later a president.

This memoir recounts a life under racial oppression, imprisonment, and leadership of a nation.

This book reflects on a young girl’s inner world while hiding from authorities during war.

This autobiography was written by someone who lost sight and hearing as a child but later studied at Harvard.

This memoir tells the story of a girl shot for advocating education, who later won the Nobel Peace Prize.

This memoir tells the story of a girl shot for attending school, who later addressed the UN and won the Nobel Peace Prize.

This reflective work captures an American novelist’s life in 1920s Paris, blending literature and personal struggles.

This political leader’s autobiography emphasizes nonviolent resistance and "experiments with truth."

This memoir explores a Black woman’s trauma, silence, and self-expression through poetry.

This autobiography details how a man revolutionized India’s dairy industry through cooperatives.

This scientist’s memoir recounts discovering radium and becoming the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

This leader’s autobiography describes his journey from a prisoner to South Africa’s first Black president.

This memoir by a Holocaust survivor details surviving Auschwitz and his work as a neurologist.

This autobiography chronicles a comedian’s rise from poverty to global fame, tackling race and identity.

This memoir by a chef explores addiction, redemption, and the chaos of professional kitchens.