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Romeo And Juliet Character Romeo And Juliet Character
William Shakespeare is one of the most iconic writers ever to put pen to paper. Several centuries after his death, we are still reading his sonnets and adapting and watching his plays. His plays, with tales of romance, tragedy, and revenge, are truly timeless. Of course, some of his games are better than others, and perhaps the most well-known of them all is the classic tale of "Romeo and Juliet". This play has adapted dozens of times, but do you know the original play's characters? Try out this word search and see if you can find the 12 names we've hidden here, all of the pivotal characters from "Romeo and Juliet".

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Three Skeleton Key Three Skeleton Key
Three Skeleton Key is a classic story of terror by George G. Toudouze, about three men in a lighthouse when a horde of ravenous rats attacks it. The tale made its first appearance in English in the January 1937 edition of Esquire, with the magazine editor Arnold Gingrich discovering this suspenseful tale and ‘Leiningen Versus the Ants.’ Though Toudouze penned a significant number of adventure novels and short stories – writing on topics of art, architecture, travel, and French naval history, he is still remembered today for the work he put into this piece alone, and its impact’s had on the world.

Attempts: 485

The Miraculous Journey Of Edward Tulane The Miraculous Journey Of Edward Tulane
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane is a 2006 novel by American children fiction writer Katrina Elizabeth DiCamillo, better known by her pen name Kate DiCamillo. It is a story about a china rabbit named Edward Tulane given to Abilene by her grandmother in the 1930s. Abilene treats him with kindness, compassion, and respect until he fell overboard on the RMS Queen Mary, and he spends 297 days on the ocean floor. When a storm frees Edward from the seabed, a fisherman pulled him from his fishing net, and the fisherman takes him home to his wife, where he is renamed and forced to wear different dresses. Edward is passed from hand to hand until he cruelly books against a countertop edge. He was repaired by Abilene, his original owner, when he rebuys him.

Attempts: 322

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Freak The Mighty Freak The Mighty
Freak the Mighty is a 1993 young adult novel by Rodman Philbrick set in a version of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, which centers on the characters and friendship of Maxwell Kane – a slow, albeit kind-hearted boy – and Kevin Avery, also known as "Freak" – who is very intelligent despite being physically handicapped with Morquio syndrome. Though they are not friends at the very beginning of the story, circumstances shift so that these two characters grow close to one another and engage in a rather compelling journey. The book received both a sequel in Max the Mighty and a 1998 film adaptation named "The Mighty."

Attempts: 302

List Of JK ROWLING Books List Of JK ROWLING Books
JK Rowling is best known for her smash hit book series about the boy wizard Harry Potter and his battle against the dark wizard Lord Voldemort. But this darling of the literary world has written several other books entirely apart from the wizarding world. Play this fun word search game to discover some of the other pieces that JK Rowling has written over the years. Then, add them to your list of books to read, and head to a book store or library to start! Oh, and don’t worry, we made sure to include Harry Potter in this word search too!

Attempts: 283

Find Mark Twain Books Find Mark Twain Books
Mark Twain is widely considered to be the most excellent writer in American history. His tales of the American South have captivated readers around the world for decades. Well-beloved for his social satire, his characters have continued to be a part of American culture today. Who can forget Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn's stories and the other classic tales he’s written? Now, you can search for some of Mark Twain’s famous novels, hidden in this fun word search puzzle. See which well-known novel titles you can find hidden here. We promise it’ll be more fun than painting a fence!

Attempts: 243

History Of Ancient Philosophy History Of Ancient Philosophy
There are three prominent philosophers known to many people during ancient times. Aristotle, Socrates, and Plato. All three are known for their quotes and beliefs. Aristotle was a student of Plato. Aristotle believed in logic and is given credit for it. Also, Aristotle loved geology. Today, many people quote Socrates, Aristotle, and Plato when discussing their philosophical ideas since so many of them came from these men.

Attempts: 235

William Shakespeare Books William Shakespeare Books
William Shakespeare was a beloved poet and playwright in his day, and his works have persisted throughout the centuries and remain some of the greatest works of literature we have today. From classic tragedies like "Romeo and Juliet" to raucous comedies like "Twelfth Night," readers and audiences throughout the years have fallen in love with Shakespeare. Test your knowledge of Shakespeare’s works by finding some of his more well-known pieces in this word search puzzle, including comedies, tragedies, and histories alike.

Attempts: 235

Odyssey Poem By Homer Odyssey Poem By Homer
One of the most famous epic poems in history, Odyssey was composed by the ancient Greek poet Homer. Scholars believe the work written in the 8th century BC in the Greek coastal region of Anatolia. Within the epic’s 12,110 lines, the hero Odysseus, King of Ithaca, embarks on a journey home after the Trojan War. During his travels, Odysseus is met with challenge after challenge, facing obstacles and traps set by monsters and adversaries such as the one-eyed Cyclops, dwellers of the underworld, the punishing sea god Poseidon, and the terrifyingly seductive Sirens. All the while, our hero’s wife, Penelope, awaits his return.

Attempts: 224

Charles Dickens Books Puzzle Charles Dickens Books Puzzle
Charles Dickens is well known for his many novels, which have remained favorites among bibliophiles for centuries. Filled with detailed imagery and fascinating plotlines that captivate readers, it’s little wonder that he is still considered one of the greatest writers of all time. If you think yourself to be a real fan of Charles Dickens, test your knowledge with this fun word search game. Have you read all of the novels that we’ve included here? If you find one you’ve never read before, pick up another one of Dickens’s incredible stories after you finish this word search puzzle.

Attempts: 207

Julia Donaldson Book Characters Julia Donaldson Book Characters
Julia Donaldson is a wildly popular and much-beloved author of many children's books. She has touched the lives of thousands of children with her fun, colorful, exciting stories. Whether you loved Julia Donaldson's book as a child, or you love reading them to your children today, you're likely familiar with many of her books, from "The Gruffalo" to "Cave Baby" and countless others. This fun word search puzzle includes the titles of a dozen books by Julia Donaldson. Give the unknown a try and see if you can find them all! Did we have your favorite book?

Attempts: 205

Word Search The Hoy Book Word Search The Hoy Book
The Holy Book is another way of saying the Old Testament. It includes the five books of Moses and all of the prophets' additional texts and the sages. These texts are often conversations between the prophets and God begging for notice and help. They are also books of advng the population to change their ways and become more moral and ethical—some books readers stories of miraculous escapes such, as the book of Daniel. The stDaniel's of Dan lions' den tells how Daniel is raised too high office by his royal master. However, jealous rivals trick his master Darius the Mede into issuing a decree that condemns Daniel to death by placing him into a cave with a hungry lion and sealing him there. But Daniel's faith in God saves him.

Attempts: 200

The Demigod Diaries The Demigod Diaries
The Demigod Diaries is a collection of short stories written by Rick Riordan, relating to The Heroes of Olympus book series, containing character interviews, puzzles, a quiz, illustrations of characters, and the first-ever seen pictures of Thalia Grace and Hal, a character introduced in the first story. The stories included are entitled "The Diary of Luke Castellan", "Percy Jackson and the Staff of Hermes", "Leo Valdez and the Quest for Buford," and "The Son of Magic". The collection also includes a short story by Rick Riordan's son, Haley Riordan, which revolves around one of the demigods who fought for Kronos during the Second Titan War and survived Manhattan.

Attempts: 177

A Raisin In The Sun Play A Raisin In The Sun Play
Beginning as a play, "A Raisin in the Sun" was performed on Broadway. The Younger family resides in Chicago's low area in a small apartment where the Younger couple and their son, and two other family members live. The play, which later became a movie, began in the late 1950s. Since the sibling's father passed away, the family is hoping for his life insurance. The story centers around each character's personality and character traits, which revolves around poverty while waiting for the money. Langston Hughes' poetry was very influential when the author, Lorraine Vivian Hansberry, wrote the play.

Attempts: 176

Related To Psalm 91 Related To Psalm 91
Psalm 91 is one of the most renowned poems of the Old Testament - said to be written by either Moses or David - that embodies a confidence in God's safety to the reader. By some, Psalm 91 is considered a Messianic prophecy, particularly taking into account the second half. It is thought to be a message from God to his son Jesus Christ. In the first two verses, God is portrayed as a shadow and a fortress from which his servants can seek rest and protection. As the psalm progresses, it explains how God delegates the task of protecting his servants to the angels. Verse 14 to 16 are believe to be spoken by God himself, declaring that God hears his servants' prayers and is willing to protect those who trust in him.

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Ramayana Ramayana
Ramayana is an ancient Indian story about Prince Rama's struggle to rescue his wife Sita from Ravana, the demon king. Ramayana came from the names "Rama" and "Ayana," which means Rama's Journey. In summary, it narrates Rama's life, his banishment from his kingdom by his father, King Dasharatha, his adventures with his wife and his brother Lakshamana, the abduction of Sita, and Rama's return to his country to be crowned as king. Ramayana is one of the most significant ancient epics in world literature, and it consists of nearly 24,000 verses divided into seven books and 500 chapters.

Attempts: 164

The Mouse And The Motorcycle Movie The Mouse And The Motorcycle Movie
Like the book by Beverly Cleary, the movie follows the same gentle, kind plot. Ralph is a fun-loving mouse and the life of the party. He befriends Keith, a boy. As Keith lives at an inn, he begins to enjoy Ralph’s playful nature between a boy and a mouse. For the movie to be a success, different factors had to be considered for an actor and a puppet to move. The actors worked as they usually did by moving and speaking as usual. However, the furry puppets portraying the mice would have a picture taken of them and then moved slightly and photographed again. So, when the photographs were put together, they would form movement as they were flipped through.

Attempts: 163

Scaredy Squirrel Vocabulary Scaredy Squirrel Vocabulary
Find as many terms related to Scaredy Squirrel Vocabulary. Try to complete the puzzle game. This puzzle will boost your confidence and knowledge. Tryout the challenge, and don't forget to share it with your friends.

Attempts: 151

Fourth Grade Rats Fourth Grade Rats
Fourth Grade Rats is a children's fiction literature written by Jerry Spinelli. The book was published in 1991. The Ebook is available at Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and Google Play Books. Fourth Grade Rats is appropriate reading material for first, second, and third through fifth grade. The story is about a fourth-grade boy named Suds who has difficulty understanding how to be a "rat." He doesn't want to be a "rat" be he follows his friend, Joey's lead. Suds don't believe Joey is telling the truth about being hardcore until Joey gets stung by a bee and doesn't cry.

Attempts: 151

Virginia Woolf Books Virginia Woolf Books
Virginia Woolf is a well-known author and feminist who penned many a story in her day. From "The New Dress" to "Jacob's Room," her stories have received ample praise over the last several decades, and her name has become one of the more well-known names in the world of modern literature. With deep meanings and incredible symbolism woven into every story's fabric, her works are loved by many. Are you a Virginia Woolf fan? Then see if you recognize the 11 titles of her stories included in this word search puzzle. More importantly, do you think you can find them all?

Attempts: 149

The Tell-tale Heart The Tell-tale Heart
The Tell-Tale Heart is a story by Edgar Allan Poe. It was first published in 1843 and is considered a gothic masterpiece. It concerns a man, the narrator, who gradually becomes obsessed with his neighbor and his "evil eye." The narrator is visited by the police, who are investigating the disappearance of the elderly neighbor. In this puzzle, you'll be looking for words that were more common in Poe's time but have fallen out of use and are now considered archaic:: deputed, which means to delegate; sagacity, which means wisdom; vexed, which means troubled; and hearken, which means to listen.

Attempts: 145

Jane Austen Books Word Search Jane Austen Books Word Search
Jane Austen was an oddity in her day as a female author, but now, she is one of the most beloved authors of all time. Like "Pride and Prejudice," her classic romances are widely known among avid and casual readers. If you consider yourself an Austen-file, you might think you’ve read all of her works; but there may be a few that you’ve never even heard of. Play our fun word search puzzle to learn the names of a few lesser-known works by Jane Austen. When you’re done, if you find a book that you’ve never read, you can head out and pick it up to add to your collection of Austen novels.

Attempts: 144

Of Mice And Men Novella Of Mice And Men Novella
John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men begins with two men, George and Lennie, sitting near a river. George is a huge and strong man who has the intelligence of a child. Lennie, on the other hand, is shorter and brilliant. Both men are traveling to start a job on a farm. They are late, so by the time they get to the farm, it is late. They meet one older man who informs them that the boss is mad since they arrived so late. Both men go into the bunkhouse to settle in. The boss enters and explains his anger. George and Lennie meet Curley, another hot-tempered worker who already hates Lennie since his size is intimidating to Curley. Curley leaves. Curley’s wife enters the bunkhouse looking for her husband. She is in trouble.

Attempts: 135

Sarah Plain And Tall Word Search Sarah Plain And Tall Word Search
Some vocabulary words for sarah plain and tall

Attempts: 130

Vocabulary For The Expresate Vocabulary For The Expresate
The Expresate Level 1 is a textbook that teaches Spanish to foreign language learners. Rinehart and Winston Holt wrote this textbook, and Holt McDougal published it. The colorful book shows pictures and contains lessons and activities for students to do and teachers to use in their classrooms. The textbook is divide into chapters, with each chapter containing information about a theme and grammar practice to learn and speak Spanish.

Attempts: 126

Romantic Period In American Literature Romantic Period In American Literature
The Romantic Period in American Literature happened when authors began writing and publishing stories between the years 1820 and 1860. It was the era when authors emphasized emotions, imagination, and love of nature in their works. American Romanticism was by the Romantic movement which was in Britain, but it is different because of these several factors: American authors focused on novels instead of poems. American Romantics experimented with forms, breaking many literary conventions. They use symbolism to allude to truths. American Romantic writers promoted individualism. Emotions and imagination are essential in American Romantic literature to allow people to express their individuality.

Attempts: 117

Elements Of Poetry Puzzle Elements Of Poetry Puzzle
There are different forms of poetry. Some forms of poetry can be determined by just looking at the poem. You can tell a poem is a haiku because of the line lengths. There are specific line lengths for a haiku. An epic is a long narrative poem usually about a historical event. Lyrics are poems that are usually set to music for a song. Each regular poem contains stanzas which is the equivalent to paragraph in an essay. Some poems rhyme where others do not. Poems also have rhythm and there are different types of rhythm. Other types of poems include elegies and limericks.

Attempts: 108

The Great Gatsby Vocabulary The Great Gatsby Vocabulary
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is a novel set in the 1920s when a young man moves to Long Island. He meets a variety of different characters. One is Jay Gatsby, who is a rich man who lives across from Daisy Buchanan. She is unhappily unmarried to Tom Buchanan. Daisy’s friend, Jordan, plays golf but cheats often. This book has been made into a movie several times. Nick Carraway is the main character and narrates the book detailing the different events that occur to him and the other characters.

Attempts: 99

After Twenty Years Vocabulary After Twenty Years Vocabulary
After Twenty Years is a world-renowned short story by O. Henry from his 'The Four Million' collection, originally released in 1906. The story centers on a man from New York who returns to his home city after a long time away to meet an appointment made with a childhood friend twenty years prior. The reunion is satisfied with realizing that these two men have led very different lives, which is difficult for both parties involved. See if you can find some of Henry's more prominent words in the text in this word search.

Attempts: 90

Roll Of Thunder Hear Me Cry Roll Of Thunder Hear Me Cry
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry is a novel written by Mildred D. Taylor in 1976 and is a sequel to her book entitled "Song of the Trees." It tackles racism during the Great Depression in America and discovers the life in Mississippi through the eyes and narration of Cassie Logan. The novel won the Newberry Medal in 1977, an award given by the Association for Library Service to Children. In this book, Cassie Logan discovers the way things were when many people were mistreated and maltreated for the color of their skin and that most people take laws into their own hands at the expense of the black population. Some of the words used in this novel can be found in this word search. Can you find them all?

Attempts: 86

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