"My heart clangs like a fire bell." Page 71. This could be an onomatopoeia, because of the word clang, a simile because of the comparison of her heart and the bell, or a hyperbole, because of the exaggeration.
"Tree:"Hush rustle chitachita shhhh...""-p.167 onomatopoeia. "It is easier to floss with barbed wire than admit you like someone in middle school."-p.108 metaphor. "It's always supposed to be there, like milk in the refrigerator or God."-p.98 simile.
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"My breakfast turns to hydrochloric acid in my stomach"- pg 117
"I sit like I have an egg in my mouth. on move, one word and theegg will shatter and blow up the world."
gh 117
"My heart clangs like a fire bell." Page 71. This could be an onomatopoeia, because of the word clang, a simile because of the comparison of her heart and the bell, or a hyperbole, because of the exaggeration.
the first figurative language i put up was a metaphore, and the secand one was a hperbole, and a similie
"It's a fashion graveyard." Page 124. I think this is a metaphor.
"Tree:"Hush rustle chitachita shhhh...""-p.167 onomatopoeia. "It is easier to floss with barbed wire than admit you like someone in middle school."-p.108 metaphor. "It's always supposed to be there, like milk in the refrigerator or God."-p.98 simile.
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