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"On the way home, I spotted this banged-up wooden sled kind of propped up against the Old Indian Rock monument."
( Palacio 146)

The author uses descriptive words to tell where they are at, in which they are outside on a hill.

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"Only the gods may cross over", Gunilla said. "Anyone else would burn the moment they  set foot on it." Magnus Chase and the gods of Asgard.

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The tavern was a dingy, mean little place,low-ceilinged, smoke filled and none too clean.(Rangers Apprentice the Icebound Land pg. 22)

The author is using few words to describe the building they are in.

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" So downright dirty it's put you to shame my hair is long my height's tall see I'm the next Durant and Chris Paul Lebron"
Book is Crossover
Kwame Alexander

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"your blade should be light as a feather and your strikes must hit with power and swiftness"-Miyamoto Musashi The Book of Five Rings pg.75.

the writer means that your movements must be fast and strong, to not waste energy in attacks that will not succeed and to use power in your strikes.

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Nour Mohamed - Spy School: British Invasion

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Nour Mohamed - Spy School: British Invasion

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" The descent wasn't really that long. Alexander was skilled enough to keep the helicopter about 20 feet above the roof of the Eiffel Tower. Due to my innate sense of time, I knew it took about thirty seconds to get down. It felt like five years, though. Five long cold, terrifying years." ( Gibbs 267 )

Gibbs made the character feel like 30 seconds is 5 years. It tells the reader that it feel like forever to do 1 thing and that he was scared about this.

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"The entrance was chandelier lit. Oriental rugs that covered the marble floors that ran up the symmetrical master staircase." (Magaziner 25)

The author is describing how fancy the building looks without saying that it looks luxurious.

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"Chad's hoping for two pages for him self" by saying this the author is hinting he going to be in some sort of book.

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"I get ready for bed. But I end up tossing and turning for what feels like an eternity. Maybe it's the fact that anyday I'll hear from UVA"
- Always and forever, Lara Jean

This is a example of writer's craft because the main charter is telling us where she wants to go to college, but saying it in a way that is not direct.

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"A spectacularly tragic moment. A train was moving quickly. It was packed with humans. A six year old boy died in the third carriage." (page 19)
Markus Zusak used short facts of what happened later in the chapter to excite the reader- so that the reader questions why the six year old boy died in the third carriage.

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Sam g a series of unfortunate events book 1

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Sam g a series of unfortunate events book 1

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"her brain was often filled with images of pulleys, levers, and gears and never wanted to be distracted by something as trivial as her hair" snicket
it tells you she likes to invent and build things and wasnt distracted by things that others were normally distracted by

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"There are squares of moonlight on the floor." (Constable 184)

By the author doing this it show the time of day in the setting and what the place looks like around her.

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"My family lives in a modest neighborhood in a colonial that sits on the corner of Black Baron Drive and Parry Rode. There's a side yard that's big enough to practice free kicks. There's a curb out front and two parks just down the street. I don't need a whole lot more."
Lloyd(1) is describing where she grew up and practiced soccer. She is explaining that she grew up in a small town by giving detail about her neighborhood.

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"<<Hypothesis: Being gifted doesn't automatically make people social outcasts.>>" (Korman 122). (Ungifted).
This is writers craft because Korman is using 'hypothesis' parts for a specific character to show the personality for that character.

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"There is no lake at Camp Green Lake. There once was a very large lake here, the
largest lake in Texas. That was over a hundred years ago. Now it is just a dry, flat
wasteland."

These sentences show that this takes place in Texas and it was a lake in the past, over a few 100 years ago but now it's just a dry deserted land! This paragraph uses a lot of description of where the location is, and what the surrounding looks like! This lake is probably very old, and the individual in this story is at "Camp Green Lake" located in Texas!

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"Go as one with earth and water and air. Find your way" (Cooper 33).

Cooper is almost making me satisfied with her word choice, She did a good job explaing to me what going on and what she wants the character to do. It's not only the word choice but the way she worded it too, it also had good pacing because it didn't erupt the story but made it play out better.

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"Almost Hutch said,  putting the brakes on. Theres no almost in baseball Darel said. Theres no almost in baseball. This is not a game of horshoes.  " Go captain someone else" (Lupica 81)

Lupica describes the game as not a horshoe to summarize that baseball is not a game of almost. He also says to go captain someone else which would mean to go control someone else. This could show an argument between two people.

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"I saw her slinking after me all the time. She'd try to hide behind rocks and trees and stuff, but it was never hard to spot her, because Marge was built like a rhinoceros"
(Gibbs 1)

Gibbs is telling the readers what this character marge looked like without blatantly saying that she was big. He also the word rhinoceros to describe someone instead of saying big.

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"Tuesdays: Technique. How to come off the block. Elbows in. Open your stride. Head up. Back straight. Glide, don't wobble" (Reynolds 142).

Reynolds is using short phrases as sentences to summarize what Tuesday practices are like. These short sentences are abrupt, which makes the reader change their pacing. It's not like he's telling a story, it's more like the reader is hearing what coach is telling them in practice.