Kwame Alexander's The Crossover centers on these twin brothers.
Josh and JB
WALL-E's life compacting trash and stacking it is portrayed in this part of his eponymous film.
Exposition
This suffix refers to the study of a specific subject
-ology
This author wrote Booked and The Crossover, both novels made up entirely of poetry.
Kwame Alexander
This dystopian young adult novel written by Suzanne Collins was adapted into a film starring Jennifer Lawrence, Lenny Kravitz, Elizabeth Banks, and Woody Harrelson.
The Hunger Games
This is the flow of a poem, from the Latin for "measure", created by stressed and unstressed syllables.
Meter
The gang's arrival in Bonnie's house at the end of Toy Story 3 is this part of the story.
Resolution
This Latin root means "foot"
This Pakastani education activist co-wrote her memoir in 2013.
Malala Yousafzai
This Disney animated classic, also a stage production, is a rough adaptation of Hamlet.
The Lion King
This is when the words we write start with the same sound.
Alliteration
Remy and Linguini's success as dual chefs in the middle of Ratatouille is this part of plot mountain.
Rising Action
"anthro" translates to this.
Human
This playwright penned Romeo and Juliet, Richard III, and Macbeth.
William Shakespeare
Loosely adapted from a comic written by Mark Millar, this Marvel movie sees the Avengers turn on each other.
Captain America: Civil War
This is when words repeatedly use the same vowel sounds.
The Piston Cup redo race is this part of Cars' story.
Climax
This is the term for the fear of stars.
Astrophobia
Mark Twain
This John Green novel set in Indianapolis was adapted into a film starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort.
The Fault in Our Stars
disillusion dream
my mother aflame
this is the name
of this rhyming scheme
ABBA
The arrival of a mysterious message from Mirage in Mr. Incredible's briefcase marks this point in The Incredibles.
Inciting Incident
Like the lion's relationship to a gazelle, "phage" signifies that an organism does this.
eats
The Canterbury Tales, a 14th century anthology of traveler's stories, was written by this man, his first name unusually spelled by modern standards.
Geoffrey Chaucer
Shakespeare's romance classic Romeo and Juliet was adapted to the 1950s in a racially diverse neighborhood of New York City in this musical of the stage and screen.
West Side Story