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Please look at the following checklist and the sample I put in the simile column and the sample here, below, to see how to properly format and punctuate your quote.

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Please look at the following checklist and the sample I put in the simile column and the sample here, below, to see how to properly format and punctuate your quote.

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"'I ain't looking at you,' Tomas said, his eyes deflating slowly like balloons as his gaze fell to the grass" (90).

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The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (The Hunger Games book 4) by Suzanne Collins

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The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (The Hunger Games book 4) by Suzanne Collins

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"Thank goodness the broken elevator and her arthritic knees prevented he from going out much, and her infrequent visitors were as fossilized as she" (8).

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From Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne

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From Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne

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"Being very careful and sure-footed, he hung on to it as though it were a piece of valuable China ware and brought it back intact to the Nautilus" (389).

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"Sometimes the fluffy bunny of incredulity zooms around round the bend so rapidly that the greyhound of language is left, agog, in the starting cage" (168).

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"Dr. Kidd?" The grumpy man arched an eybrow. It was bushier than most mustaches. It kind of reminded me of a caterpillar from that instect zoo." (14) -Dylan

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"He looked at me like he has never seen me before in his life, like he had not  played a staring role of destroying my faimly, Chapter 2 p17

-Malcolm

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Two Can Keep A Secret By Karen M McManus

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Two Can Keep A Secret By Karen M McManus

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"I can't not feel a slight thrill in being part of an actual police investigation. I've been waiting for this moment for half my life" (17).
-Ruth

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Quotation marks are around the quote.

The page number is in parenthesis with nothing other than the page number AFTER the final quotation mark.

The end mark is after the final parentheses.

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A hyperbolic-metaphor from Storyworthy by Matthew Dicks:

"...we're back at the table having dinner. Tonight it's peas. It turns out that Charlie is an Olympic pea-throwing champion" (38).

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- Your name (either sign in or add it if you come up as anonymous).
-The book's title
-The author's name
-Be properly formatted - see slideshow in the far right-hand column.

SEE JENN'S SAMPLE IN SIMILES

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The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

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The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

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"But before you turn the page, I want you to picture yourself sitting in the darkness, like the beginning of a movie. On screen, the sun will soon rise, and you will find yourself zooming toward a train station... this is Hugo Cabret. His head is full of secrets, and he's waiting for his story to begin" (Introduction).

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The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

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The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

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"But before you turn the page, I want you to picture yourself sitting in the darkness, like the beginning of a movie. On screen, the sun will soon rise, and you will find yourself zooming toward a train station... this is Hugo Cabret. His head is full of secrets, and he's waiting for his story to begin" (Introduction).

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"'Dr. Kidd?' The grumpy man arched an eyebrow. It was bushier than most mustaches. It kind of reminded me of a caterpillar from that insect zoo" (14). -Dylan

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"The explosion was like a giant fist of red flame, punching a hole through the building."
(78)

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"He looked at me like he has never seen me before in his life, like he had not  played a staring role of destroying my faimly"(17).

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"From luxury box seats with unlimited Coke and shrimp" (8)

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"We've been driving around for approximately a decade looking for a parking spot" (114).

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The story Maus is like a simile because it states that the mice are like the Jewish people and the cats are like the Nazis and the Germans (Entire Book).

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"His eyes shimmer with a deep well of grief." (37)
-Sophie

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"They were like a monstrous crystal chandelier, he saw their Cheshire cat smiles burning through the walls of the house, and now they were screaming at each other above the din" (89).

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"The electric thimble moved like a praying mantis on the pillow, touched by her hand"
(45).

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This Coven Won't Break by Isabel Sterling

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This Coven Won't Break by Isabel Sterling

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"His eyes shimmer with a deep well of grief." (37)
-Sophie

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The One And Only Ivan - Katherine Applegate

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The One And Only Ivan - Katherine Applegate

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"When the claw-stick hit the bulls flesh, he tossed the trainer into the air with his tusk. "The man flew, Stella said, like an ugly bird'" (29). - Bodhi