This quote is an example of onomatopoeia.

“a generous mouth”

This is an example of a metaphor

Literary devices: Hyperbole: “Like he could race around on the ocean all day and never get bored.”

-MLM

And “Now you got to remember to come down here twice a day” the main character did not in fact do this ending the spirt the possessed his body’s rain.

Personification-" gazing down" referring to the clock

Similes- "as cruel as a wolf"

-Fat knuckled trees Pulled at the pavement with their roots.

“We’re forced to indulge” helps the reader understand the society of the book

A.m

- Hyperbole

- AFV

“telltale sounds of amy stomping my heart into dust yet again”

And irony “You have a great boyfriend and you do well at school and everyone likes you,” she said to me when she was explaining her theory. “You’re even blond. So of course your family situation is a little, you know…challenging. That’s life keeping things in balance.”

“That sound- it was like someone had kicked the front door down”

Onomatopoeia

“Crack! Bang!”

“forest dark as night” - it’s a simile

So much ashes it’s like your walking in the dark.simile

"...when we got to a small coffee cart on the corner. Thrive Coffee appeared to be a charmingly restored camper that was all shiny would and contemporary finishes"

imagery

K.P. 2nd pd

LW

Personification- I started buttoning up the shirt. It about swallowed me

Cooper Waldrip

“Take griffiti away?” “Like covering my mouth with duct tape.”

• “The Nazis stormed into their house like stormtroopers in a movie”

• The words hit Josef like a slap.

  
  

“A glossy black SUV pulls off the side of the road and parks alongside the chain, roof rack strapped with luggage”

Imagery

“A wave of pale yellow crests over the sides of the drum, coating both of Amelia’s hands”

“He was as white as a ghost” simile

Quote 2:

• Quote: "His eyes, a startling shade of blue, seemed to pierce my soul, leaving me breathless and vulnerable."

• Literary Device: Personification (eyes are described as "piercing my soul")

• Effect: Personification adds a layer of emotion and intrigue to the description.

“Well, somebody’s got to break the ice” - Metaphore ) No one is breaking any ice, it’s jsut a sentence starter because they’re all new to each other. So they need to find a way to become comfortable- page 22

GB

onomatopoeia- "Smack!"

¨the world felt like a shattered mirror, reflecting a disorted version of reality.¨ imagery

Imagery- representing failure

“My heart pounded like war drums in my chest as I stood on that stage—terrified—only to realize that fear, not confidence, had led me to the biggest triumph of my life.”

Irony- what got her to do it

m.s.h.

Simile: “He was white as a ghost” comparing johnnys face to a ghost

Simile: “He’s hard as a rock” comparing darry to a rock

The dog’s purpose uses metaphors to illustrate specific qualities and to create vivid imagery

Hyperbole- "I was so hungry I could eat a horse."

This is a hyperbole because it is exaggerating how hungry he is.

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Onomonopia

Metaphore

Simile: "The sack wrinkled like the pores on the beggars face".

metaphor in the title to compare life to an unrated film and a simile when describing emotions. it is like comparing a pounding heart to an action movie.

But celebrities and celebrity look alikes are as common as a good pizza in this part of Rome.

“I was freezing” this is an example of a hyperbole because he was not actually freezing he was just cold

This makes the author better communicate her message because the readers will be able to better understand the setting and the characters

“I felt the asthmas invisible hands grabbing my heart” Asthma cannot literally grab your heart. Personification

“My stomach rejoices” personification