This Carolyn Keene character has been solving crimes for more than 80 years; her latest books are her diaries

For stealing a loaf of bread during the French Revolution he ended up serving 19 years

On the day of her wedding she learns that her groom-to-be Mr. Rochester already has a wife

This teen classic from the '60s features brothers Darry Sodapop & Ponyboy

As this book begins Santiago had gone eighty-four days... without taking a fish

In a novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald Nick's neighbor is this wealthy title bootlegger

This inhabitant of 221B Baker Street had been a surgeon in the British army

Mrs. Danvers is Maxim de Winter's sinister housekeeper at Manderley in this novel by Daphne du Maurier

Rhett Butler has a long-term affair with this Atlanta prostitute

In a Melville work Billy Budd's last words are God bless this captain

In a play Blanche DuBois visits this sister in New Orleans

Scout's brother in To Kill a Mockingbird is Jeremy better known by this nickname

Title nickname of Harry Angstrom a character in several of John Updike's novels

The title of this Dumas novel the last adventure of the 3 Musketeers refers to a mysterious Bastille prisoner

Created by Charles Portis this U.S. Marshal helps 14-year-old Mattie Ross track her father's killer

Lemuel is the first name of this doctor & adventurer who set off on his travels in 1699

This unhappy salesman has sons named Biff & Happy

At the end of this Ibsen play Nora Helmer claims her independence & walks out on her family

In The Chronicles of Narnia this nephew of the evil King Miraz is the rightful heir to the throne

He's the professor of symbology who is the protagonist of The Da Vinci Code & Angels & Demons

What a happy ending: this title orphan of a Dickens novel is adopted by Mr. Brownlow

This character in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is said to be the ghost of a Hessian trooper

She is the narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird

2 names that follow Gerald who speaks in weird sounds instead of words in a Dr. Seuss story

In a story by Rudyard Kipling this mongoose protects an English family from snakes