They give examples to describe something with that is unique. Simile: Similes compare two things that aren’t very similar, and usually include like or as. Example #1 “The sky promised more snow” (Anderson, 252) Example #2 “The clouds scuttled away” (Anderson, 267) Personification: Personifications give life to different object that don’t think, or give life to a non human object, and they are creative and make the reader think differently. This is simply just an overview of the book that shows basically a summary of the book, warning: spoiler alert (obviously)įigurative Language : Here are just some examples of figurative language found throughout the book.
Feel free to take any of this as your own, I put it up here so if anyone is rushing to get their project done they can easily do so, please enjoy!Ĭhains by: Laurie Halse Anderson Book overview - Spencer Lepine 3/15/16 I did a school project on Chians, so I put it up for anyone to see use, and refer too.
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