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ARTICLE THAT CAN BE ADDED TO 20-, 25-, 42- AND 48-ACROSS' STARTS TO FORM BOOK TITLES Crossword Clue

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Article that can be added to 20-, 25-, 42- and 48-Across' starts to form book titles with 3 letters
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