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I enjoyed all of the themes especially friendship,

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I liked the adjectives when they described the Characters.

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Your book has a very good setting in it.

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but she hears only whispers of some quite conversation

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but she hears only whispers of some quite conversation

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- similes
- Metaphor
- Personification
- Alliteration
- Adjectives
- Imagery

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What is your favourite figurative language to use in a book you write?

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Lots of figurative language was used that made me use many more interesting sentences...

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Lots of figurative language was used that made me use many more interesting sentences...

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i really liked when you put in sentences full of adjectives that really described how the characters felt in the book for example when you wrote about Sadie feeling a chill through her heart.

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What I like about Kate Constable writing is her Literary techniques,

She used personification and similes in every single chapter. The way she used these devices ensures us that we have a steady mindset about what is happening throughout the whole book. A personification used that I very much enjoyed was “ The tree danced in the night” This really helped me imagine what was happening when Sadie was digging up Jimmy Ravens collection.

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When you said in chapter 14 page

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I particularly like the use of imagery for example, 'With one lazy flap of it's wings, it rose in the crisp blue air.' because it put a very detailed picture in my mind of what the crow looked like gently flying away.

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Chapter 7 Simile- 'each gasp tearing into her side like a wound.'

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your use of similes has inspired me to use more similes affectedly to spice up the story more. such as "single star glowed in the depths of blue."

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your use

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You used a lot of similies to describe the charactors, which made them sound more interesting, and gave us a better description of them. Which was your favourite?  I liked the one 'The land was spread out beneath, laid out like a map, like a book.'

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I enjoyed the use of similes to describe the characters

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There were a number of similes in the story that made the book more intriguing and interesting.

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There were a number of similes in the story that made the book more intriguing and interesting.

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what was your favourite quote from the book ?

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I particularly loved your use of adjectives to create an image in the readers mind - such as when ....

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I particularly loved your use of adjectives to create an image in the readers mind - such as when ....

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what was the best metaphor used in the book to best describe a character?

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how do u sentences that make the reader feel what ur thing to make them feel

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how do u sentences that make the reader feel what ur thing to make them feel

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How do you think your book would be without all the literary techniques you used?

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was crow country inspired by something that's happened to you?

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There were a number of similies used in your novel, which was your favourite?

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Which literary device do you believe enhanced your book the most?

I loved the way you bring things to life that are part of the land like wind, trees and the sky to life in the book using personification. It made the book seem so much more real. I really liked it when you said She felt the cold eyes of the stars stare down on her.

I really liked the simile she felt as if a spotlighted been trained onto their little group of two white female and two black males.

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What literary technique do you find most easy to use when you write your book?

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I love the way you use so many similes. It gives such a great effect when explaining a scenery, an object or a person. I liked it especially when you wrote "The land was spread beneath, laid out like a map, like an open book." It really describes how the land was flat, bland and lifeless.

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That was you favorite simile in your book?

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1. What was your favourite part of speech you wrote in the book?
2. Which was your favourite use of imagery in the book?

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The personification that you used was very well done because an example in the book you quoted was  " Wind Crying" and that really paints an image in my mind and tells me what is going on throughout the piece of text that I was reading.

You use many similes that really helped me know and feel what is happening for example "Fell away like a scab."

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Why did you choose to do similes?

I loved when you chose to do personification because it really enhanced the sentence and showed what was happening in the moment. I especially liked "The wind crying in the low trees" because it showed what was happening and created a picture in my imagination.

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What's your favourite literary technique that you think makes a scene, setting or conversation better?

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I loved the metaphor David says in chapter 13 - "I guess you've gotta start building bridges somewhere." This implies that David wants to move on from the event that occurred in the past.

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I loved the way that you used alliteration in most of your chapters. In chapter 12 you wrote 'stern stone soilder' that is one example but there were lots more which not only captured me but made me get and image in my mind. I also loved your use of personification. It made nearly every use of object seem real and alive.

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Which Literary device did you believe was the most meaning to the story. e.g. “A blanket of cold settled across the plains.”

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POST A QUESTION TO KATE ABOUT HER USE OF LITERARY TECHNIQUES

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POST A QUESTION TO KATE ABOUT HER USE OF LITERARY TECHNIQUES

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- similes
- Metaphor
- Personification
- Alliteration
- Adjectives
- Imagery