Literary N's

The voice or character that tells the story (first person or third person)

J.M. Barrie's fictional island

Last name of the author of The Time Traveler's Wife

A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past

Stephen King's 1991 novel

Magical world created by C.S. Lewis

Jules Verne character from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas

If you give a mouse a cookie author

Australian writer specializing in children's and young adult fantasy novel known for Old Kingdom and Keys to the Kingdom

Farley Mowat fictional account of observing wolves in subarctic Canada

German philosopher, poet, and composer

Considered the Father of Children's Literature who made children's literature a profitable and sustainable market - there's a prize named after him

British children's writer and poet who wrote Five Children and It

Trinidadian-born British writer

George Orwell classic

Teenage girl detective

Nicholas Sparks' debut novel

Charles Dickens book and character that fit this category

Miss Marple novel or your enemy

Not a short story but not a novel either ...

Chilean poet who won the Nobel Prize for Literature

Alexander McCall Smith's detective agency

Elizabeth Gaskell novel

Sally Rooney's novel about Connell and Marianne

Colson Whitehead novel based on a reform school in Florida

T. Kingfisher book

Umberto Eco classic

Norman Mailer's debut novel

Lois Lowry juvenile novel about World War II occupied Denmark

Kristin Hannah book

Cumulative rhyming book about a house where everyone is sleeping by Audrey Wood

Last name of the author of Everything I Never Told You

Jane Austen book that fits this category

1973 children's picture book by Rosemary Wells about a mouse who like to make noise

Memoir by Elie Wiesel