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The air whoosh out between my teeth onomonopia on page 38.

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"Day after day, I flew to the store." Metaphor on page 25

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Pg 26 - How far is Kentucky? I may welll have exploded a bomb.

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Page 26
Type: simile
You're as skinny as a rail.

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pg 29 my straw colored hair long and shaggy, and was bushed out like corn tassel being hit by the wind. simile

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Page #28
Idiom
"I had the wind of a deer"

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Pg 29
Type:Idiom
"They were as brown as dead sycamore leaves."

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pg.22, hyperbole "I was on needles and pins

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pg 33, simile "my legs were spread out like a bean shooter stalk."

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Pg 17, Personification, The Maxwell car snorted and chugged it's way out of the bottoms

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Page 28 "Feeling the pangs of hunger gnawing at my stomach , I decided I would stop and eat at the next stream I find."

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PG:29  Simile "It was as red as pokeberry juice and anything that color was supposed to be healthy."

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hybole pg. 29 my bones were going to pop out of my blue shirt

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Page: 32
Type of Figurative Language: Simile
Sentence: marching like little tin"

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"You go around like you were lost." Simile on page 26

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I felt as big as the tallest mountain in the Ozarks.  simile, Page 21

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Page 26 Simile "You're as skinny as a rail"

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Page: 26
Type: Hyperbole
Sentence: I may as well have exploded a bomb.

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Page 29
Type: simile
They were as dead sycamore leaves.

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on page 33 my legs were spread out like a bean- shooter