Solomon wrote some of the psalms, most of the proverbs, probably Ecclesiates and possibly Song of Solomon.

Titus was written a letter by an apostle friend of his, this letter is included in the bible and it bears his name.

Jesus did not write any of the bible, but much of the new testament tells of his actions and words.

Paul wrote a number of letters to people and churches a collection of these make up the New Testament from Romans to ???

John wrote the gospel that bears his name, the three letters 1, 2 & 3 John and he also wrote the book of Revelation.

Daniel wrote the book that bears his name, it tells of events during his life and prophecies about the coming of the Messiah.

Abraham is a very important character in the bible but he lived before any of the bible was written down.  The events of his life are known because people took great care in telling their children all about him until the time when it was written down.

Luke wrote two books in the bible – the gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apostles.

Ruth is a book in the bible, but it is about the story of Ruth and she did not write it.  We do not know who wrote the book of Ruth.

Isaiah wrote the book that bears his name – it's the longest book in the bible which is written by one man.  Isaiah contains many important prophecies.

James wrote the book that bears his name, it tells us that once we have become a Christian we must remember to live a Christian life and not just talk about it.

Matthew was a gospel writer.  He finished his book with a great challenge from Jesus to all his followers. Mat 28v19

David wrote many of the psalms, a good example is

Esther is the only book in the bible which does not mention God, we think the book was written by Mordecai

Moses wrote the Pentateuch—the first five books in the bible.

Job is a long book all about Job's relationship with God.  It was one of the first books in the bible to be written down, but we don't think Job wrote it.