Past Bookle answers
Every Bookle answer from the last 180days, newest first. Today's word is never listed here, so this page can't spoil the puzzle — it only shows days that are over everywhere in the world.
Play today's Bookle- Bookle #649PROSELiterary Term
writing that follows natural speech patterns, unlike poetry
- Bookle #648EDITHCharacter
the put-upon wife in Steptoe and Son
- Bookle #647TITUSCharacter
the Roman general in Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus
- Bookle #646TIMONCharacter
the misanthrope in Shakespeare's Timon of Athens
- Bookle #645BAMBICharacter
the young deer in Felix Salten's novel
- Bookle #644LUPINCharacter
the werewolf professor in Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #643DRACOCharacter
Harry Potter's school rival at Hogwarts
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #642PERCYCharacter
the demigod hero of Percy Jackson
- Bookle #641HARRYCharacter
the young wizard hero of Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #640ARIELCharacter
the spirit servant in Shakespeare's The Tempest
- Bookle #639VIOLACharacter
the cross-dressing heroine of Twelfth Night
- Bookle #638DAISYCharacter
the elusive object of desire in The Great Gatsby
Books like The Great Gatsby → - Bookle #637BALOOCharacter
the easy-going bear in The Jungle Book
- Bookle #636PIPPICharacter
the superpowered girl of Pippi Longstocking
- Bookle #635SNAPECharacter
the complex potions master in Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #634DOBBYCharacter
the loyal house-elf in Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #633ATHOSCharacter
one of the Three Musketeers
- Bookle #632GIMLICharacter
the dwarf warrior in The Lord of the Rings
- Bookle #631FAGINCharacter
the criminal mastermind in Oliver Twist
- Bookle #630HEIDICharacter
the Alpine girl in Johanna Spyri's novel
- Bookle #629BILBOCharacter
the unexpected hero of The Hobbit
- Bookle #628SCOUTCharacter
the young narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird
Books like To Kill a Mockingbird → - Bookle #627ROMEOCharacter
the star-crossed lover in Romeo and Juliet
- Bookle #626FRODOCharacter
the hobbit ring-bearer in The Lord of the Rings
- Bookle #625ALICECharacter
the curious girl from Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
- Bookle #624BYATTAuthor
British author of Possession
- Bookle #623POUNDAuthor
American modernist poet
- Bookle #622PEPYSAuthor
English 17th-century diarist
- Bookle #621ZWEIGAuthor
Austrian author of The World of Yesterday
- Bookle #620GORKYAuthor
Russian author of The Lower Depths
- Bookle #619PATONAuthor
South African author of Cry, the Beloved Country
- Bookle #618GRASSAuthor
German author of The Tin Drum
- Bookle #617CRANEAuthor
American author of The Red Badge of Courage
- Bookle #616OATESAuthor
Prolific American author of We Were the Mulvaneys
- Bookle #615HOMERAuthor
Ancient Greek author of the Iliad and Odyssey
Books like The Odyssey → - Bookle #614DANTEAuthor
Italian author of the Divine Comedy
- Bookle #613DONNEAuthor
English metaphysical poet
- Bookle #612AUDENAuthor
Anglo-American poet
- Bookle #611MUNROAuthor
Canadian Nobel Prize-winning short story writer
- Bookle #610GREENAuthor
American author of The Fault in Our Stars
- Bookle #609WHITEAuthor
American author of Charlotte's Web
- Bookle #608WAUGHAuthor
British author of Brideshead Revisited
- Bookle #607SPARKAuthor
Scottish author of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
- Bookle #606BLAKEAuthor
English poet of Songs of Innocence and Experience
- Bookle #605BURNSAuthor
Scotland's national poet
- Bookle #604ELIOTAuthor
Victorian author of Middlemarch
- Bookle #603DOYLEAuthor
British creator of Sherlock Holmes
- Bookle #602RILKEAuthor
Austrian poet of Duino Elegies
- Bookle #601SCOTTAuthor
Scottish author of Ivanhoe
- Bookle #600JOYCEAuthor
Irish author of Ulysses
- Bookle #599IBSENAuthor
Norwegian playwright of A Doll's House
- Bookle #598HESSEAuthor
German-Swiss author of Siddhartha
- Bookle #597CAMUSAuthor
French-Algerian author of The Stranger
- Bookle #596VERNEAuthor
French author of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
Books like Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea → - Bookle #595HARDYAuthor
British author of Tess of the d'Urbervilles
- Bookle #594WELLSAuthor
British author of The War of the Worlds
- Bookle #593JAMESAuthor
American-British author of The Turn of the Screw
- Bookle #592FROSTAuthor
American poet of The Road Not Taken
- Bookle #591YEATSAuthor
Irish poet and Nobel laureate
- Bookle #590WILDEAuthor
Irish author of The Picture of Dorian Gray
- Bookle #589DUMASAuthor
French author of The Three Musketeers
- Bookle #588KEATSAuthor
English Romantic poet
- Bookle #587SWIFTAuthor
Irish author of Gulliver's Travels
- Bookle #586PLATHAuthor
American poet and author of The Bell Jar
Books like The Bell Jar → - Bookle #585WOOLFAuthor
British author of Mrs Dalloway
- Bookle #584TWAINAuthor
American author of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
- Bookle #583KAFKAAuthor
Czech author of The Metamorphosis
- Bookle #582ASIDELiterary Term
when a character speaks directly to the audience
- Bookle #581SCENELiterary Term
a subdivision of an act in a play
- Bookle #580INDEXLiterary Term
an alphabetical list at the back of a book
- Bookle #579COVERLiterary Term
the outer casing of a book
- Bookle #578SPINELiterary Term
the bound edge of a book showing the title
- Bookle #577DRAFTLiterary Term
an early version of a written work
- Bookle #576SATYRLiterary Term
a type of comedic play in ancient Greek theatre
- Bookle #575METERLiterary Term
the rhythmic pattern of stressed syllables in poetry
- Bookle #574IDIOMLiterary Term
a phrase whose meaning differs from its literal words
- Bookle #573MAXIMLiterary Term
a short statement expressing a general truth
- Bookle #572QUILLLiterary Term
a feather once used as a writing instrument
- Bookle #571BLURBLiterary Term
the promotional text on a book's back cover
- Bookle #570CANTOLiterary Term
a major division or section of a long poem
- Bookle #569FOLIOLiterary Term
an early printed book or large-format manuscript
- Bookle #568CANONLiterary Term
the body of works considered great literature
- Bookle #567TROPELiterary Term
a common or overused literary device or theme
- Bookle #566IRONYLiterary Term
when the opposite of what is expected occurs
- Bookle #565MOTIFLiterary Term
a recurring element or symbol in a literary work
- Bookle #564FABLELiterary Term
a short story with a moral lesson, often with animals
- Bookle #563THEMELiterary Term
the central idea running through a literary work
- Bookle #562RHYMELiterary Term
correspondence of sound at the end of lines
- Bookle #561QUESTLiterary Term
a hero's journey in search of something
- Bookle #560FARCELiterary Term
a comedy based on exaggerated unlikely situations
- Bookle #559DRAMALiterary Term
a work written for theatrical performance
- Bookle #558ELEGYLiterary Term
a poem of mourning or lamentation
- Bookle #557LYRICLiterary Term
a short poem expressing personal emotion
- Bookle #556HAIKULiterary Term
a Japanese poem of three lines and 17 syllables
- Bookle #555GENRELiterary Term
a category of literature with shared conventions
- Bookle #554NOVELLiterary Term
a long-form work of fiction
- Bookle #553VERSELiterary Term
writing arranged in metrical or rhythmic lines
- Bookle #552PROSELiterary Term
writing that follows natural speech patterns, unlike poetry
- Bookle #551EDITHCharacter
the put-upon wife in Steptoe and Son
- Bookle #550TITUSCharacter
the Roman general in Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus
- Bookle #549TIMONCharacter
the misanthrope in Shakespeare's Timon of Athens
- Bookle #548BAMBICharacter
the young deer in Felix Salten's novel
- Bookle #547LUPINCharacter
the werewolf professor in Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #546DRACOCharacter
Harry Potter's school rival at Hogwarts
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #545PERCYCharacter
the demigod hero of Percy Jackson
- Bookle #544HARRYCharacter
the young wizard hero of Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #543ARIELCharacter
the spirit servant in Shakespeare's The Tempest
- Bookle #542VIOLACharacter
the cross-dressing heroine of Twelfth Night
- Bookle #541DAISYCharacter
the elusive object of desire in The Great Gatsby
Books like The Great Gatsby → - Bookle #540BALOOCharacter
the easy-going bear in The Jungle Book
- Bookle #539PIPPICharacter
the superpowered girl of Pippi Longstocking
- Bookle #538SNAPECharacter
the complex potions master in Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #537DOBBYCharacter
the loyal house-elf in Harry Potter
Books like Harry Potter → - Bookle #536ATHOSCharacter
one of the Three Musketeers
- Bookle #535GIMLICharacter
the dwarf warrior in The Lord of the Rings
- Bookle #534FAGINCharacter
the criminal mastermind in Oliver Twist
- Bookle #533HEIDICharacter
the Alpine girl in Johanna Spyri's novel
- Bookle #532BILBOCharacter
the unexpected hero of The Hobbit
- Bookle #531SCOUTCharacter
the young narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird
Books like To Kill a Mockingbird → - Bookle #530ROMEOCharacter
the star-crossed lover in Romeo and Juliet
- Bookle #529FRODOCharacter
the hobbit ring-bearer in The Lord of the Rings
- Bookle #528ALICECharacter
the curious girl from Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
- Bookle #527BYATTAuthor
British author of Possession
- Bookle #526POUNDAuthor
American modernist poet
- Bookle #525PEPYSAuthor
English 17th-century diarist
- Bookle #524ZWEIGAuthor
Austrian author of The World of Yesterday
- Bookle #523GORKYAuthor
Russian author of The Lower Depths
- Bookle #522PATONAuthor
South African author of Cry, the Beloved Country
- Bookle #521GRASSAuthor
German author of The Tin Drum
- Bookle #520CRANEAuthor
American author of The Red Badge of Courage
- Bookle #519OATESAuthor
Prolific American author of We Were the Mulvaneys
- Bookle #518HOMERAuthor
Ancient Greek author of the Iliad and Odyssey
Books like The Odyssey → - Bookle #517DANTEAuthor
Italian author of the Divine Comedy
- Bookle #516DONNEAuthor
English metaphysical poet
- Bookle #515AUDENAuthor
Anglo-American poet
- Bookle #514MUNROAuthor
Canadian Nobel Prize-winning short story writer
- Bookle #513GREENAuthor
American author of The Fault in Our Stars
- Bookle #512WHITEAuthor
American author of Charlotte's Web
- Bookle #511WAUGHAuthor
British author of Brideshead Revisited
- Bookle #510SPARKAuthor
Scottish author of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
- Bookle #509BLAKEAuthor
English poet of Songs of Innocence and Experience
- Bookle #508BURNSAuthor
Scotland's national poet
- Bookle #507ELIOTAuthor
Victorian author of Middlemarch
- Bookle #506DOYLEAuthor
British creator of Sherlock Holmes
- Bookle #505RILKEAuthor
Austrian poet of Duino Elegies
- Bookle #504SCOTTAuthor
Scottish author of Ivanhoe
- Bookle #503JOYCEAuthor
Irish author of Ulysses
- Bookle #502IBSENAuthor
Norwegian playwright of A Doll's House
- Bookle #501HESSEAuthor
German-Swiss author of Siddhartha
- Bookle #500CAMUSAuthor
French-Algerian author of The Stranger
- Bookle #499VERNEAuthor
French author of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
Books like Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea → - Bookle #498HARDYAuthor
British author of Tess of the d'Urbervilles
- Bookle #497WELLSAuthor
British author of The War of the Worlds
- Bookle #496JAMESAuthor
American-British author of The Turn of the Screw
- Bookle #495FROSTAuthor
American poet of The Road Not Taken
- Bookle #494YEATSAuthor
Irish poet and Nobel laureate
- Bookle #493WILDEAuthor
Irish author of The Picture of Dorian Gray
- Bookle #492DUMASAuthor
French author of The Three Musketeers
- Bookle #491KEATSAuthor
English Romantic poet
- Bookle #490SWIFTAuthor
Irish author of Gulliver's Travels
- Bookle #489PLATHAuthor
American poet and author of The Bell Jar
Books like The Bell Jar → - Bookle #488WOOLFAuthor
British author of Mrs Dalloway
- Bookle #487TWAINAuthor
American author of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
- Bookle #486KAFKAAuthor
Czech author of The Metamorphosis
- Bookle #485ASIDELiterary Term
when a character speaks directly to the audience
- Bookle #484SCENELiterary Term
a subdivision of an act in a play
- Bookle #483INDEXLiterary Term
an alphabetical list at the back of a book
- Bookle #482COVERLiterary Term
the outer casing of a book
- Bookle #481SPINELiterary Term
the bound edge of a book showing the title
- Bookle #480DRAFTLiterary Term
an early version of a written work
- Bookle #479SATYRLiterary Term
a type of comedic play in ancient Greek theatre
- Bookle #478METERLiterary Term
the rhythmic pattern of stressed syllables in poetry
- Bookle #477IDIOMLiterary Term
a phrase whose meaning differs from its literal words
- Bookle #476MAXIMLiterary Term
a short statement expressing a general truth
- Bookle #475QUILLLiterary Term
a feather once used as a writing instrument
- Bookle #474BLURBLiterary Term
the promotional text on a book's back cover
- Bookle #473CANTOLiterary Term
a major division or section of a long poem
- Bookle #472FOLIOLiterary Term
an early printed book or large-format manuscript
- Bookle #471CANONLiterary Term
the body of works considered great literature
- Bookle #470TROPELiterary Term
a common or overused literary device or theme